Sentence examples for term every year from inspiring English sources

However, when I cast my mind back to my own time at school, I'd imagine the mental anguish caused by a lack of Arthur Miller's plays would be easily surpassed by the mental – and physical – anguish brought on by having to play rugby for an entire term every year.

Rising budgets, protected in real terms, every year.

That would increase in real terms every year to 2020.

He also said the "resource money" for schools would increase "in real terms" every year.

Wages and incomes have fallen in real terms every year for six years.

We have made difficult decisions elsewhere in order to increase spending on the NHS in real terms every year.

The national minimum wage a legal pay floor introduced in 1999 at £3.60, then $5.80 ,per hour rose in real terms every year (see chart).

"We will increase spending on health in real terms every year," is what the Conservatives promised in their 2010 general election manifesto.

The chancellor also increased the defence budget, which will rise in real terms every year, with 2% of GDP being committed to defence for the rest of the decade.

He also declared that the UK's defence budget would rise in real terms every year and announced plans for a joint security fund to be set up, which he says would be worth £1.5bn a year by the end of parliament.

Those included plans to make zero-hours contracts unlawful, to end the public-sector pay freeze and to increase spending on the NHS by 4% in real terms every year of the parliament from 2020, with a commitment to bringing health service spending up in line with European averages.