Similar words: calendar, year after year, legendary, yesteryear, quandary, boundary, secondary, fiscal year. Meaning: n. the year (reckoned from January 1 to December 31) according to Gregorian calendar.
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31. This date shifting is a result of the discrepancy between a human calendar year—which is usually counted as 365 days—and an astronomical year, which is about 365.24 days.
32. Central Bank gold agreement countries have sold significantly less gold, uh in the calendar year 2008.
33. Between 2008 and 2009, the data was collated on a mid-year basis, from June to May, but from last year Wrap decided to return to presenting it on a calendar year basis.sentencedict.com/calendar year.html
34. The Census Bureau about a person's economic status in the calendar year before forms are distributed.
35. The Gregorian calendar year before April 5 for Tomb-sweeping Day, 24 solar is one.
36. Most attend the Institute for a calendar year rather than an academic year, increasing the cost of tuition.
37. Sivan is the third month of the sacred festival year, and the ninth month of the modern Jewish Calendar year.
38. The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained six - tenths of a percent during the calendar year in 1987.
39. Governments are rated on economic performance, and this influences policy in favor of boosting GDP, the value of goods and services produced over a calendar year, he said.
40. Calendar year in March to May or even the minimum relative humidity of zero.
41. Before 2008, Citadel lost money just once in a calendar year[sentencedict.com], back in 1994.
42. Let 's go to a temple fair on the first day of the lunar calendar year.
43. How do you determine what fiscal period a firm is using? Why would companies use something other than calendar year as a fiscal period?
44. Most attend the Institute a calendar year rather than an year, increasing the cost of tuition.
45. Industry sales rose 20% in the first quarter, and are headed above 13 million for the calendar year -- no barnburner but enough for most manufacturers to stay in the black.
46. A licence could not be bought , sold or transferred, and was valid for one calendar year.
47. The Gregorian calendar year before April 5 for tomb - sweeping day, 24 solar is one.
48. After a year of running five marathons a week during the calendar year, Martin Parnell, centre, finishes his 250th marathon of 2010 in Cochrane, Alta.
49. Article 3. The fees for using mining areas are computed and imposed separately in accordance with the total output of crude oil or natural gas in each oil or gas field in a calendar year.
50. In this case, a calendar year consists of 13.036 periods.
51. For the calendar year 2003, the United States' assessed contribution to the UN regular budget was $362 million.
52. Taxable year: Gregorian Calendar year in which the income is derived.
53. NASA's temperature series and another compiled by the U.S. National Climatic Data Center currently have 2005 as the warmest calendar year on record.
54. The statistics are provisional and unaudited, and prepared on a calendar year basis.
55. A favorable balance of payments in forex of a calendar year refers to greater forex earnings than expenditures within the same year, excluding the amount carried over from the previous year.
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