Sentence examples for yearly. from inspiring English sources
The new $750 supplement attached to the maximum rate of FTB Part A for single parents of children aged 6-12 intendedded to ameliorate this, but the yearly loss is in the thousands.
- Press for a new flat rate pension of £110 a week, replacing means-tested benefits and the pension credit, linking yearly increases to earnings rather than prices to secure the value of a state pension.
The rock paintings, more of which are being discovered yearly, are under threat from constant wildfires, from feral animals that rub against the cave walls and from wasps whose nests dislodge the ephemeral ochre paints.
Just by implementing measures that are already in place, it could also cut emissions in the agricultural sector by one-third in 2020 – or even reach zero emissions from farming and cattle ranching if the Low Carbon Agriculture plan could be expanded to the whole set of yearly investments in agriculture.
In addition to updates on its web site, which is mobile-compatible, the Montgomery County police department issues regular press advisories; posts to Facebook and Twitter; and publishes weekly crime summaries that are compiled into yearly reports, giving the community an accurate picture of local crime and inviting analysts to draw comparisons with other jurisdictions.
However, account holders have to pay a yearly £24 fee for the account, pay in a minimum of £500 a month and set up at least two direct debits.
Speaking to the Guardian ahead of this week's half-yearly meeting of the World Bank in Washington DC, Kim said he had been impressed by the energy of the divestment campaigns on university campuses in the US, aimed at persuading investors to remove their funds from fossil fuel companies.
It is one whose proven ability to win protest votes at four-yearly elections to the 28-nation European parliament is now threatening the status quo at Westminster.
After the course, you'll be provided with in-depth handouts on everything covered in the workshop, and have the opportunity to take part in Anthony's thrice-yearly photo-walks for free for one year.
Yes, it's that time of year when two of our better states —the blue one and the maroon one— go to war in the best way possible; by battering each other over a bladder of air in a thrice-yearly epic that, if we believe the hype, casts the likes of Homer's Iliad, Lucas Star Warss and Channel Ten's Neighbours in its shadow.
But in a chapter from its twice-yearly Global Financial Stability Review (GFSR), released on Wednesday in advance of its spring meetings next week, the IMF identifies fund managers as a key risk – even those offering "plain vanilla" products rather than exotic investments such as hedge funds.
