Sentence examples for yearly session from inspiring English sources

In his opening speech to the yearly session of Parliament on Sunday, Prime Minister Zhu repeatedly referred to corruption as one of China's most pressing issues.

The California state legislature is almost down to the last week of its yearly session, with little to show for it other than big budget cuts early in the year.

This announcement adds to the urgency expressed just last month in Lima, where political leaders and business tycoons from around the world met for the 20th yearly session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 20) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

Composed of all United Nations member states, the assembly meets in regular yearly sessions, but emergency sessions can also be called.

Ahead of last week's opening of China's annual "two meetings" — the yearly sessions of the NPC and the CPPCC now in progress — lawyers for the women called on delegates to the gatherings to discuss their case, and appealed to national authorities to intervene.

You will be required to undergo seasonal or yearly sessions presented by companies, the forest service, or other government agencies.

But on March 1st, in what was called his "accountability" speech, which opened the five-yearly session of the People's Consultative Assembly (the MPR), Mr Suharto said he was still considering implementing the idea eventually.

The National Assembly in its brief, twice-yearly sessions appoints a 31-member Council of State, which is headed by the president.

"I don't do a lot of publicity," explained Mr. Pagliano, president of Clownfest, an organization that corrals clowns of all stripes for a yearly cram session on the latest gags and shenanigans.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's yearly Q&A session is always a mammoth and carefully orchestrated event.

On this basis, a yearly training session was organised, starting in 2003, for 10 to 16 recently installed rural doctors, comprising four weeks classroom teaching and four weeks practicum in a health centre run by an experienced rural doctor.