I visit the city yearly.

I visit the city yearly.

This has become a yearly tradition.

1.1 million Americans suffer heart attacks yearly.

It's worth ten times my yearly salary.

The average yearly temperature is around during the day and at night.

The average yearly temperature is around during the day and at night.

Perl 5.8 was first released on July 18, 2002, and had nearly yearly updates since then.

Saint Nicholas and his helper Black Pete essentially a yearly recurring appearance of blackface in The Netherlands.

The yearly report was issued by the European Commission and European Union External Action Service on April 25.

Since 2007 Blog Action Day has worked to raise awareness on important issues by facilitating a yearly blog blitz.

Annals (, yearly from annus , a year) are a concise form of historical representation which record events chronologically, year by year.

But Baimiao Township is the first governmental unit to post a comprehensive yearly expenditure, thus earning the name completely nude government .

Latin America has a population of 550 million, with average yearly per capita income of 4,000, immense natural resources, and substantial human capital.

This non mandatory mental health check will be in addition to the yearly medical check ups which companies are already required to provide.

Coincidentally, on September 19, 2017, an earthquake shook the city again just a few hours after the yearly commemorating drill to raises awareness.

The yearly payment is based on the number of queries to the Google search via Siri voice assistant and Safari browser on iOS devices.

With that in mind, the Paris based international organization Reporters without Borders (RSF) is promoting its yearly World Day Against Cyber Censorship on March 12th.

Shenzhen's overall GDP grew by 16.3 percent yearly from 2001 to 2005 on average, though growth has slowed to around 10 per year since 2012.

For that variable, we looked at the average yearly GDP growth in the first five years after the introduction of euro banknotes and coins in 2002.

Johnson s claim on the opening day of the yearly congress of the Tory party that is currently ruling the country was published by The Sunday Times.

For example, vitamin A drops which provide infants with an essential micronutrient for vision and healthy growth are now delivered twice yearly in conjunction with polio vaccines.

A steel plant with a yearly capacity of 10 million tons usually employs 100,000 workers, there is no way you could close steel plants in Hebei province.

Praeneste was to belong to her, her children and grandchildren, for a yearly rent of ten gold solidi, but it was afterwards to return to the Church.

It was the time of that short pause before the labour, yearly renewed, of getting in the harvest, which always demands all the peasants' strength for its accomplishment.

Regardless of the reason for his skin tone, Black Pete is essentially a yearly recurring appearance of blackface in a country that generally considers itself tolerant, open minded, and non discriminatory.

Head down to one of several boats converted into hip bars in the heart of the city or plan your city break for Ruisrock, the yearly rock festival that occurs every August.

Lying in a semi circle branching out from Central Station around four planned canals, the old city with its museums, cafes and infamous red light district attracts over 4 million tourists yearly.

Városi Ellenállás blog ( Urban Resistance ) explained the goal of the petition in this post , and shared their stance on the gay pride march which is held yearly at the same location in Budapest.

In the 550 scenario, energy demand up to 2030 rises by about 32 , with the share of fossil fuels falling markedly, and average demand up 1.2 yearly, compared to 1.6 in the Reference Scenario.

For example, diabetes patients in the United States with the lowest level of compliance have a 30 yearly risk of hospitalization, compared to a 13 risk for patients with a high level of adherence.

In the 550 scenario, energy demand up to 2030 rises by about 32 , with the share of fossil fuels falling markedly, and average demand up 1.2 yearly, compared to 1.6 in the Reference Scenario.

For example, Chad s yearly oil earnings, at 2 billion, now account for 40 50 of its annual budget, and small scale business, indirect investments, human resources development, and other incidental benefits are likely to follow.

India has an influential diaspora, and its motion picture industry, Bollywood, is the largest in the world in terms of the number of films produced yearly, out competing Hollywood in parts of Asia and the Middle East.

The bold threat is the result of an announcement that the Tourism Ministry was budgeting NIS 11 million ( 2.9 million) to promote the event overseas 10 times the combined yearly budget of all LGTBQ organizations in Israel.

Rich countries could enable the poorest of the poor to escape from misery by providing just a tiny fraction of their yearly national income or, indeed, of their military spending to overcome the crises of hunger, education, and disease.

At the same time, yearly population growth slowed to an average of 2.3 , so that per capita income rose at an impressive annual rate of 4.5 , making a dent in India's mass structural poverty for the first time in millennia.

Between the first and second half of the 1990's, the residual component of yearly productivity growth (the part measuring the efficiency with which all the factors of production are used), declined by over 1 in Italy, Spain, and the UK.

At the same time, yearly population growth slowed to an average of 2.3 , so that per capita income rose at an impressive annual rate of 4.5 , making a dent in India's mass structural poverty for the first time in millennia.

If you take 100 as the cost of entry to casino by residents, it makes 2.88 million visits in 18 months (Actually many visits cost less because there is a 2,000 yearly pass so number of visits is much higher.

Latin America has a population of 550 million, with average yearly per capita income of 4,000, immense natural resources, and substantial human capital. It accounts for 8 of world production and grew by more than 5 in each of the past three years.

In the winter season in The Netherlands a character named Zwarte Piet (Black Pete) accompanies Sinterklaas (Saint Nicholas, the original inspiration for Santa Claus) for a yearly feast that is celebrated on the evening of December 5 or morning of December 6 with sweets and presents for all good children.

For example, a decision needs to be made as to whether the transfers go to each citizen or each household (a yearly check for each person in the family may have undesirable consequences on fertility as parents have children to collect checks). Also, Nigerians need to decide whether all beneficiaries receive equal shares, or whether those who face the environmental consequences of oil exploration and production for example, in the Nigerian delta should receive more.