Meanings of yearly review in English

The yearly review is meant to independently grade countries on trafficking and forced labor.

For a low-impact dam that pretty much is that apart from a five- yearly review.

Nearly every workplace requires employees set goals, often through a yearly review with the boss.

These and other recommendaions came in the commission's five yearly review of the Privacy Act.

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The Universal Periodic Review is a five- yearly review by the UNHCR of the human rights records of all UN Member States.

That's one idea up for discussion in a three- yearly review of retirement policy being carried out by the Commission for Financial Capability.

It's not often when a yearly review of Irish rugby prompts a feeling of excitement as the video is inserted yet again.

But he said he has not ruled out making changes and a three- yearly review of retirement income policies would take place next year.

The National Economic and Social Council (NESC) has announced it has begun its three- yearly review of Irish economic and social policy.

In a three- yearly review of retirement income policy released this morning, Peter Cordtz says the government should prioritise other matters, including changes to KiwiSaver.

The decrease reflects more claims than expected and changes that Prudential made to actuarial assumptions as part of a yearly review, the insurer said.

A regular, 3- yearly review, published 15 months ago, suggests not; we already have the right number and structure of research councils.

The rent is subject to five- yearly reviews linked to the Consumer Price Index.

This is in addition to standard annual and half- yearly reviews of the budget.

In addition, the court's ruling decreed twice- yearly reviews by the board.