Significados de publish annually em inglês

The data, which the government is required to publish annually, covers just a small part of the nation's ever-growing surveillance society.

THE Irish Arts Review Yearbook continues to flourish and to publish annually - 270-odd pages of it this year, which is Volume 13.

The Commitment to Development Index is published annually by the Washington-based Center for Global Development.

They're published annually by the government's Department of Education.

The list has been published annually since 2003.

North Korean policy-setting was previously only communicated in a New Year's editorial published annually in state newspapers.

The index, which is published annually, tracks the progress of countries with respect to their digital competitiveness.

The index is published annually and is created exclusively for the South African workforce and HR professionals.

And the same may be said of the charming gift-books which are published annually just before Christmas.

The fee for ordinary registration is one shilling per cat, and the stud book is published annually.

Iran, Sudan and Syria also are on the list, which is published annually by the U.S. State Department.

At their height, upwards of 15 books were published annually, plus omnibus editions of the most popular titles.

The statistic is contained in the 'Pocket World in Figures 2004' which is published annually by the Economist.

Published annually since 1948, Accidents in North American Mountaineering reports on the year's most significant and teachable climbing incidents.

The ranking is published annually.

It would also require regional consultation ahead of any relevant policy decision, and for the results to be published annually.