Príklady calendar year

• During peace the Secretary of War can order any Reserve Officer to duty for instruction for a period not to exceed fifteen days in any one calendar year. 

• In special and meritorious cases where to limit the annual leave to fourteen days in any one calendar year would work peculiar hardship, it may, in the discretion of the of the department, be extended. 

• It saves much trouble when dealing with an agency to have subscriptions coincide with the calendar year, disregarding the volume arrangements of the publishers. 

• We shall consider them in the order in which they occur in the calendar year. 

• While January is the first month of the calendar year, it happens to be the fourth month of the A.M.A.'s fiscal year. 

• The effects of current visitor levels (approximately 1,000 per calendar year) suggest that an increase of more than 100% could cause significant adverse impacts.

• Income from livestock activities was computed as the gain in the value of the stock of animals during the calendar year.

• Among 8229 seroconverters, test intervals ranged from 0-5282 days, and varied by gender, risk group, age and calendar year of seroconversion.

• But if irrigation increases cropping intensity, it may nevertheless increase the amount of labor used in a calendar year.

• The harvest of kharif crops of the current calendar year can be substantially different from that of the next calendar year.

• Furthermore, if irrigation facilitates multiple cropping during a calendar year, annual labor demand might rise.

• At that point in time, the calendar year would be 139 days ahead of any observed solar event, such as the equinox.

• This proportion declined sharply from 4-03% in 1972 to 2-25% in 1975, the last whole calendar year for which data are available.

• Thus, the analysis looks at poverty in calendar year 1996 as a 'predictor' of material hardship two years later.

• If they answered ' yes ' to this latter question, then the time of occurrence (calendar year and month) of the most recent such episode was documented.

• The mean scores are close to the middle months of the calendar year, and the deviation from the mean is similar for each group.

• Thus, the condition that cohort and transverse variables at a given age should be equivalent is that age plus birth year equals calendar year.

• According to this approach, mortality trends are represented assuming that the parameters of the mortality law are functions of the calendar year.

• Percentage, the consumer price index (a general index excluding imputed rent, calendar year average).

• However, by the end of the current calendar year, most of the production will have been estimated.