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(151) Health Care and Informatics Review Online (ISSN 1176-4201) is a quarterly series dedicated to reviewing and interpreting significant developments in healthcare delivery.

(152) AMD.N) quarterly results beat expectations on Thursday due to strong sales of its graphics chips, sending its shares up 10 percent in after hours trading.

(153) Quarterly reports come and go, but Greece will never repay these debts.

(154) Declare business tax, VAT, income tax monthly and quarterly, provide English forms.

(155) Caroline: The next point shows that we provide quarterly reports and payments.

(156) Practice mock codes in the office quarterly or biannually, with inolement of as many staff members as possible and EMS when feasible.

(157) As its rivals steadily asphyxiate, Amazon is ringing up 50 percent growth in quarterly revenues, and could reach $50 billion in sales this year.

(158) If the Contract does not include a schedule of payments, the Contractor shall submit non-binding estimates of the payments which he expects to become due during each quarterly period.

(159) That leads nicely into the second issue: Quarterly reports are indeed about the past.

(160) The quarterly journal will focus on the adances in the rapidly expanding field of molecular oncology.

(161) The New Zealand dollar rose 0.8 percent to $0.7977 after a quarterly survey showed inflation expectations rose in the second quarter.

(162) The team has set a tight development schedule for Unladen Swallow, making quarterly milestone releases.

(163) The quarterly had been a forum for sound academic debate.

(164) I make a motion to close the third quarterly meeting of Action Appliances.

(165) Among the nonfinancial companies that have reported quarterly results so far, there hasn't been much conviction about a sustained recovery being around the corner.

(166) MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- The discounter Target Corp. on Thursday declared a regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents.

(167) That would be the slowest pace since quarterly records began in 1992, indicating that strong consumer spending and heavy government investments had failed to offset a nose dive in exports.

(168) Goldman took markets by surprise last night when it brought forward its financial results to reveal a 13% surge in quarterly profits to $1.66bn - a strong result at a time of frozen credit markets.

(169) Optimism over this week's quarterly refunding bond sales has been boosted by disruptions in corporate bond issuance due to the euro zone fears.

(170) The U.S. bank, which some analysts expect to log a second quarterly loss, has told the beer maker it could sell all or part of its Sapporo holdings[sentencedict.com], Sapporo said in a statement on Monday.

(171) Nokia cut phone prices across its whole portfolio in mid-October, with analysts saying the quarterly price cuts were spread quite evenly across the models at around 5 percent level.

(172) Iron ore is now sold on quarterly contracts at a price closely linked to spot markets.

(173) Revised estimates shall be submitted at quarterly intervals, until the Taking-Over Certificate has been issued for the Works.

(174) The quarterly dividend is their chief goal, and quick fixes are the means to accomplish it.

(175) My bank interest quarterly.

(175) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.

(176) TRI.TO) posted a stronger-than-expected quarterly profit, raised its dividend and said it expected revenue to grow in 2009 despite job cuts and reduced spending among its financial industry customers.

(177) The quarterly magazine is a periodical published every three months.

(178) These dividends usually are paid quarterly, like common stock dividends.

(179) As diehard Treasury bond geeks, you gotta love the charts that accompany Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee's quarterly refunding report.

(180) NYX.N), operator of the New York Stock Exchange, fell 5.2 percent to $21.71 after it reported a quarterly loss as it took a $1.59 billion charge to write down the value of its transatlantic merger.