" - MJ, 229 "Only cuts toenails twice a year.
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This explosion of uncontainable excitement now happens twice a year.
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We get together as a family twice a year, maximum.
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They usually happen twice a year starting at age 12.
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Now, I use Botox maybe once or twice a year.
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DK: I like to purge my closet twice a year.
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Drills are held twice a year, per Air Force policy.
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Yeah, I talk to him once or twice a year.
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Once or twice a year we'd see a movie together.
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I cook for my family once or twice a year.
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Twice a year, Samsung holds its Galaxy Unpacked launch event.
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She makes them once or twice a year at most.
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DAVID FABER: Maybe we can do it twice a year.
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There is a reason that OPEC meets twice a year.
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Minimum prices will be published twice a year, by Jan.
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Betsy, for one, still drinks "maybe twice a year," she said.
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The basket is rebalanced twice a year in June and December.
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Additional ExpensesCar Insurance: $33 twice a year Day One 7 a.m.
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We usually do a week's worth of programs, twice a year.
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Kusakari said he ate whale maybe once or twice a year.
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But twice a year we celebrate, and for that I'm excited.
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The distance means that Jamaill can only visit twice a year.
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We evaluate their performance twice a year and monitor their progress.
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The EU decision will be reviewed at least twice a year.
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A monoclonal antibody, it is given by injection twice a year.
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This used to happen to me once or twice a year.
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They met twice a year; members all wore identical embroidered neckties.
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Q. In recent times, you have mostly fought twice a year.
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So twice a year it's a great spot for Leafs fans.
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"I did this maybe once or twice a year," he said.
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The social media company publishes a transparency report twice a year.
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Arusha, Tanzania — It happens twice a year at Arusha Secondary School.
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Twice a year, I travel to Cork, Ireland to see family.
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Today, he still leads teacher trainings twice a year around the globe.
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Most tree squirrels breed at least once and often twice a year.
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Twice a year they do these, practice playing dead in the classroom.
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Twice a year the EBA also asks banks to estimate their COEs.
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She is allowed twice a year, on her birthday and birthday party!
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EDC surveys 1,000 exporters twice a year for the trade confidence index.
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The group will meet twice a year to review progress, they said.
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Individual computing centers report descriptions and performance to them twice a year.
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That's exceedingly rare — it happens once or twice a year at most.
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In fact, she recommends everyone do this at least twice a year.
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For most households, this should be done at least twice a year.
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Drake and U.N.I. meet twice a year in Missouri Valley Conference play.
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Others set foot inside a synagogue only once or twice a year.
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At this clinic, a program called Rewarding Change runs twice a year.
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Twice a year in southern Sweden, the skies fill with migrating birds.
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The race, which occurs twice a year, on July 2 and Aug.
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We're looking at twice a year instead of four times a year.
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Tony Knowles, said the board is supposed to meet twice a year.
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The survey is conducted twice a year, in the spring and fall.
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Several years ago, I began to return twice a year for meetings.
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Celebrities are often on the lists, which are featured twice a year.
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About twice a year, I get involved in a project that requires me to do some Android development; so, about twice a year, I re-launch Google's so-called integrated development environment, Android Studio, with fingers crossed… and twice a year I find myself wincing with bitter disappointment, as I rediscover that it still has all the elegant, intuitive simplicity of a Rube Goldberg machine.
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Twice a year an official visits his office and talks to his boss.
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The Earth runs into clouds of debris from Halley's Comet twice a year.
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The company said it plans to pay dividends at least twice a year.
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Acquiesce to his request to see you in some form twice a year?
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Once or twice a year, Brooke Baldwin is hit with a "debilitating" migraine.
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But we didn't see one another more than once or twice a year.
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Which means if you're grilling once or twice a year, don't sweat it.
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In fact, twice a year, Andy put two full paychecks toward the principal.
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Submissions should take place on "bid days", say twice a year — on Jan.
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Despite the recent thaw, villagers still conduct an evacuation drill twice a year.
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"We went from talking twice a year to twice a day," Katie adds.
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He goes to India twice a year to make jewelry for private clients.
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In 210, the state of New Jersey began requiring testing twice a year.
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However, the general consensus for balayage touch-ups is once or twice a year.
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C. lives in Europe, so I only see her once or twice a year.
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Scientists plan to observe the signal perhaps twice a year, according to the paper.
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Daylight saving: Californians decided they no longer want to reset clocks twice a year.
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And to maintain the wood, we have to paint the house twice a year.
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Equinoxes occur twice a year — the first, the spring equinox, took place in March.
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I tend to get particularly serious for a month or two twice a year.
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Once or twice a year, Nicolas Cage turns up in a completely bewildering role.
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I am so glad she lets me come out at least twice a year.
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The central bank only officially meets twice a year: once in April and October.
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Twice a year we lose or gain an hour — and it affects your health.
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But music tours are successful in Europe, I usually tour Europe twice a year.
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I don't really do drugs anymore—I do blow occasionally, twice a year maybe.
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Twice a year she introduces a new collection with a stadium-size runway show.
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If they were lucky, they were on national television once or twice a year.
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The New York bar is typically offered twice a year — in February and July.
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I use Google Maps regularly, and I go on big trips twice a year.
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They will work remotely, meeting in real life no less than twice a year.
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Many manufacturers also raise the price once or twice a year, compounding the problem.
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It opens twice a year to the public...but only for a lucky few.
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After moving to Chicago, she said she was getting the infections twice a year.
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Twice a year, clocks around the world move forward or backward by an hour.
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They fell into a pattern of meeting once or twice a year, she said.
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He also suggests having an outside accountant look at the books twice a year.
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Many studies recommend taking vacation twice a year to improve health benefits, Potempa said.
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After moving to Chicago, she said she was getting the infections twice a year.
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Remember when Kim confirmed North is only allowed to straighten her hair twice a year?
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I want advances that make my husband gasp and fat royalty checks twice a year.
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My husband receives federal student loans twice a year — both Stafford and Grad Plus loans.
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" Replied Kardashian West, "She is allowed twice a year, on her birthday and birthday party!
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You don't even talk to me, and we see each other like twice a year.
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When I was a teenager—motherless—dad flew me to visit her twice a year.
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Anxiety Parties are a regular event for us now — we do them twice a year.
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The company had previously said that it will now update its system twice a year.
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These drills are held once or twice a year and are often ignored by many.
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ET. The equinox occurs twice a year when the sun is directly above the equator.
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Currently on its third issue, titled "rebirth:renewal," the zine comes out about twice a year.
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That said, NASA will only do this twice a year, so its profits are limited.
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The Netflix show is set to air twice a year, 10 episodes at a time.
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Without our marriage, he wouldn't have found himself in Cambodia or Africa twice a year.
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Gothard attracted a following in major cities across America, usually visiting them twice a year.
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It's a list scientists put together twice a year of the top 500 fastest supercomputers.
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The Fed chief by law appears before separate Senate and House committees twice a year.
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I get my tires rotated twice a year and my oil changed every 5,000 miles.
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She is now arranging for him to visit Hong Kong twice a year, Xyza said.
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Announced earlier this month, the report will be issued twice a year from now on.
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But Paris, where he comes to teach twice a year, also plays a significant role.
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I shoot pretty well for only playing twice a year (Memorial Day and Labor Day).
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Someone like myself, I now do runway or catwalk twice a year and that's it.
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The archive will be updated twice a year and available on-site and on demand.
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Jo lives on the East Coast and gets out to Oregon about twice a year.
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You travel to predominately Muslim countries once or twice a year to see your family.
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" Replied Kardashian West, 37, "She is allowed twice a year, on her birthday and birthday party!
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People who pack up and transport their house twice a year become choosy about their possessions.
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You may see your doctor twice a year, or meet with your boss once a week.
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Like most major technology companies, Facebook publishes a report detailing government data requests twice a year.
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And it's not going to launch very often either, probably only once or twice a year.
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It publishes an economic report looking at the prospects for the world economy twice a year.
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Bill Gates famously takes a full week off, twice a year, to reflect deeply without interruption.
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The draft document also foresees ministerial meetings twice a year and regular encounters of technical experts.
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No other major economy makes hundreds of tax changes twice a year, and neither should we.
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Hudson figured out that moving clocks twice a year would make best use of natural daylight.
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It's twice a year and all the big furniture makers and antiques dealers come to town.
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But personally, I don't eat the Psilocybin mushrooms very often—maybe once or twice a year.
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You're more likely to surprise investors when you're reporting just twice a year instead of quarterly.
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T-Mobile responded by offering plans that allow customers to upgrade their phones twice a year.
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Grades come out twice a year and are meant to keep agencies focused on IT targets.
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Kreitzman: But the system will decline you automatically if you apply more than twice a year.
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He started giving Windows away for free, providing customers with smartphone-like updates twice a year.
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We used to be able to try to climb twice a year, in autumn and spring.
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Clarissa often visited Ben, but she could afford to bring the boys only twice a year.
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Pioneer increased its dividend, which it pays twice a year, to 16 cents from 4 cents.
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So they may, may get tested once or twice a year by WADA and that's unlikely.
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Twice a year when the time changes, we move the numerals on the dial one position.
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I send our boys to her for lengthy visits twice a year, and she appreciates them.
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Twice a year they hold an International Food Day where everyone contributes dishes from their country.
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The Naval Academy conducts physical readiness tests twice a year that includes the plank and pushups.
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Workers will be able to cash out their points twice a year in March and October.
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"I think eggnog's great because you only drink it once or twice a year," he said.
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Startups like Uber succeed by getting people to routinely drop $30 per day, not twice a year.
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Cody says that he and his team check this location twice a year to measure its recession.
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The King returned to Vegas twice a year for seven years, always playing to sell-out crowds.
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I do heroin maybe twice a year just to remind myself how much I fucking hate it.
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It had been common industry practice to raise prices twice a year, often by double-digit percentages.
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We make this car trip twice a year, once in the summer and once in the winter.
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After that, she has been required to check in with an immigration officer about twice a year.
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It also said there is little evidence that changing the clocks twice a year reduces traffic accidents.
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Our borough sends a coupon in the mail twice a year, so today's load is only $2.
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Mr Obama ordered agencies to trawl for anachronistic regulations and report on their progress twice a year.
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Lucky for us, Outdoor Voices, which only goes on sale twice a year, is doing just that!
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But the urge to get a complete hair makeover only comes about once — maybe twice — a year.
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The firm surveys lenders and energy-industry borrowers on expectations regarding access to capital twice a year.
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Bottom line: the Fed knows every loan the banks have, and they check them twice a year.
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Peko says he's "looking forward" to playing Carr twice a year, every year ... that can't be good.
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The majority of countries outside Europe and North America do not adjust their clocks twice a year.
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The South Korean drills, which it usually conducts twice a year, are expected to last two days.
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The company also said it would pay dividends every quarter, effective immediately, instead of twice a year.
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Now there's lots of debate about whether this twice-a-year time change is even worth it.
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Lampert, who lives in South Florida, reportedly visits the Sears headquarters in Illinois only twice a year.
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I have a well-equipped F-150 that is used to tow a trailer twice a year.
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Eventually I decided that sympathy sex once or twice a year was far worse than no sex.
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The policy also applies to Tefaf's other fairs, which take place in New York twice a year.
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I can visit Ireland twice a year and if I need to I can return for good.
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Rereading them once or twice a year, I am transported back to times I miss so much.
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She uses a money dealer here, not far from the border, to send $2,500 twice a year.
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Today, local representatives from descendant communities visit the site twice a year and help guide the research.
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President Trump has suggested that American companies should report earnings twice a year instead of four times.
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Amazon's twice-a-year internal all-hands staff meeting, scheduled for March 19, has been postponed indefinitely.
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He went home once or twice a year to visit his mother and younger brother and sister.
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Who am I to just appear once or twice a year and ask people to accommodate me?
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Daylight saving time is a small change, Ruuskanen said, but it affects whole nations twice a year.
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As a student at Winona State University, he organized textbook buyback events on campus twice a year.
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"We have a defusal on this scale around once or twice a year in Berlin," he said.
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RUSSIA'S C.BANK GOVERNOR SAYS WILL ANNOUNCE BANKING SECTOR REGULATORY CHANGES TWICE A YEAR IN APRIL AND OCTOBER
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Kelly and her husband are both relatively healthy; Kelly goes to the doctor about twice a year.
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I only get my hair cut once or twice a year, so when I do go, I splurge.
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When I was a kid, I loved going to work with my dad once or twice a year.
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I see them twice a year, and my dad had cancer last year, so it was pretty stressful.
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Twice a year, Mama Fu's releases a new seasonal Black Market Menu as a way to test ideas.
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"I haven't seen CCD in five years," says vanEngelsdorp, who surveys the nation's bee losses twice a year.
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Buying these items only twice a year would save me around $221 a year on dental hygiene products.
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Inspections are conducted twice a year, and fire drills occur at least once per year, the officials said.
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Major Japanese firms typically pay bonuses twice a year, once during the summer and once near year's end.
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We also need to go to Disneyland at least twice a year to remain a happy functional band.
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Twice a year, experts evaluate all the flu strains spreading across the Earth for the World Health Organization.
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This kind of uninterrupted stretch only happens twice a year and I have to really push for it.
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They do plan for seasonal maintenance which is done twice a year before and after summer gasoline production.
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My only chance of ever doing some travel was when I attended medical industry conferences twice a year.
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We also have gardeners and climbers that come out twice a year to cut and maintain the trees.
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About twice a year, the beauty mega-store kicks off one of its biggest sales of the year.
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The government administered capsules to preschoolers twice a year, and to some pregnant women for 28 consecutive days.
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"About twice a year we get calls for gators," said public information officer Betsy Clayton to News Press.
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They were attired in blazers, sweaters, trousers, and coats that make us wish fall came twice a year.
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For example, twice a year, Foxconn will review what Gou called the three bads - accounts, personnel and materials.
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It said ministers of participating countries shall meet once a year while experts should meet twice a year.
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"But the volunteering has to be regular - not just twice a year - to have the benefit," Perissinotto added.
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Legend has it that Quetzalcoatl returns to Earth twice a year before making its passage into the underworld.
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Shareholders overwhelmingly rejected a proposal that would have required Berkshire to disclose its political contributions twice a year.
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From 623 to 2012, Marjorie S. Fine went twice a year to the Duke diet and fitness program.
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But twice a year, new phones from OnePlus reignite that missing sense of excitement in a new smartphone.
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That is a great discount on a media player that basically only goes on sale twice a year.
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Salesforce surveys employees twice a year on how much they enjoy work and how burned out they feel.
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Until the ban, Sheremetiev said, he had given the drug to his own athletes about twice a year.
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Twice a year, fans gather at Lincoln Center to treat themselves to a night of art and dance.
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You'd do Himalayan season twice a year, and you'd have so much trouble adjusting to normal life afterwards.
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Walker said daylight-saving time, or DST, is a kind of "global experiment" we perform twice a year.
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Once or twice a year, he attended Burisma board meetings and energy forums that took place in Europe.
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So twice a year, we have made a BIG payment on the principal with those two additional paychecks.
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Twice a year, she sells piglets, fetching 15,000 Rwandan francs (about $17), an enormous sum in rural Rwanda.
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William would come to New York twice a year for readings or events and stay in his space.
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Outside groups file disclosures just twice a year, revealing the last six months of donation history this weekend.
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Garrett is no stranger to the Giants, since they face the Cowboys twice a year as divisional rivals.
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Twice a year, he returns to UTEP to teach an intensive two-week class on business and law.
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Open houses are held twice a year where as many as 0003 prospective members are invited to attend.
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Twice a year, the top three regions that provided the most valuable stolen information would also get bonuses.
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And twice a year, the company announces phones, accessories, and partnerships galore — with no Bixby speaker in sight.
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One major marketplace for outsider art is the Slotin Folk Art Auction, held twice a year in Georgia.
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Mnuchin's Treasury Department is due to send its twice-a-year report on currencies to Congress next week.
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On average, Rwandans see a doctor almost twice a year, compared with once every four years in 267.5.
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He stayed in Weimar, Mahler stayed in Vienna; she agreed to bring Manon for visits twice a year.
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Facebook will begin releasing this report quarterly starting next year, rather than twice a year, and start including Instagram.
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Last week, Florida passed a school safety law that requires schools to conduct mass shooting drills twice a year.
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At the very least, Warrant just wants to uncover how bogong moths achieve this migrational feat twice a year.
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But it also has a leg up on a doctor you might only visit once or twice a year.
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Once it's complete, it's expected to only launch once or twice a year for about $1 billion a flight.
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For years, the technology giant released a twice-a-year report on the number of government demands it received.
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Both sides said the working group would meet twice a year, with additional technical meetings and calls when needed.
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"He used to call me twice a year, in his second term, just to talk," Clinton said about Bush.
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By law, the government can only update its official growth forecasts twice a year, in July and end-September.
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Total lunar eclipses still happen about twice a year (and sometimes more often), but they won't be around forever.
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More physical releases will come in the future, but most likely only once or twice a year at most.
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"It'll probably still be the case that they're going to stick to raising debt twice a year," he said.
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I come back from these trips feeling so refreshed, so we try doing it at least twice a year!
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Farmers were out in the fields, and twice a year, they went to the market with all their crops.
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Clinton explained, flare up twice a year, in the spring and fall, when pollen and other allergens come out.
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They appear on beaches once or twice a year when wind and currents push them to shore, Malphurs said.
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Her medical history puts her at high risk of endometrial cancer, and her doctor recommends screenings twice a year.
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I probably take time twice a year, every year since I first heard it, to play it in full.
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Many patients will get doses of the immune-suppressing medication once or twice a year to prevent a recurrence.
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Twice a year, he goes fishing with three of his New Yorker colleagues: Ian Frazier, Mark Singer and Remnick.
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I have even been returning to visit my parents twice a year since I started documenting this remarkable community.
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For the next 2000 years, he and his American wife had spent roughly 210 days there twice a year.
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We travel to Italy once or twice a year, and have always wanted to go to the Amalfi Coast.
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Federal agencies twice a year update the list of regulations they plan to work on within the next year.
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None of the banks failed the stress test, which the central bank conducts twice a year on 17 banks.
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Independent directors usually meet at least twice a year with hedge fund personnel and service providers to review operations.
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King tides happen once or twice a year because of a specific alignment of the sun, earth, and moon.
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Previously, many drugmakers typically raised prices on prescription medicines twice a year, adding up to well over 10 percent.
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Ozturk was due to be retired this August at a meeting of the YAS, which convenes twice a year.
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There's also a slot of a Micro-USB cable that you'll need to charge the camera, approximately twice a year.
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Once a year, twice a year, set a date like your birthday or mid-year and see how things look.
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The consultancy polls financial executives twice a year about their attitudes on trade and business for its China CFO Survey.
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Amado visits Mexico only twice a year, where he is a different man with a wife, a family and friends.
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The committee will meet at least twice a year to review and adjust the rules governing which ads are whitelisted.
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The report, published twice a year, contains the fund's assessment of global financial conditions and highlights risks in the system.
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There are few events more interesting, intriguing and odd than the twice-a-year spectacle known as an OPEC meeting.
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So twice a year, reporters, analysts and techies headed to the California desert to see where the industry was going.
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Think about it: You see this person once or twice a year (more, I guess, if you have fancy hair).
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Live healthier, be kinder, quit smoking or e-solitaire, learn Spanish, go to the museum more than twice a year?
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Residents in the South Korean capital of Seoul hold preparation drills once or twice a year, but they're often ignored.
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Twice a year, 30 strangers emerge from limousines with the intention of winning over another stranger's heart on national television.
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Microsoft said on Thursday that it will update Windows with big feature releases twice a year, each September and March.
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Twice a year designers from around the world come together to showcase their latest collections during New York Fashion Week.
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Social Q's Twice a year, my husband and I drive eight hours to visit our son, his wife and baby.
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The Southwest Rapid Rewards Priority Credit Card offers big value if you fly Southwest even once or twice a year.
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Twice a year the team brings in partner firefighter teams from across Central America and trains them on our techniques.
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"The time to stop changing our clocks twice a year is now," Rubio said in a statement to The Hill.
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If you fly Southwest more than once or twice a year, this card can easily be worth the annual fee.
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I don't really go shopping all that often, but once or twice a year, we go out to a mall.
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Twice a year, 10 startups receive four months of mentorship and an investment of $30,000 in exchange for 5 percent.
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The twice-a-year fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris have dominated the industry calendar for decades.
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He said Mr. Rodriguez visits from Michoacán, Mexico, twice a year and walks through the neighborhood every day after lunch.
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The farm gets protection against elephants and a modest new source of income from a twice-a-year honey harvest.
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After it's been installed, we need to get up there twice a year to clean up and replace dead plants.
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In May, Network Rail, which owns the country's entire rail infrastructure, unveiled its twice-a-year revision to daily timetables.
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Among the Society's top concerns is protecting the 2.5 billion migratory birds that pass over the country twice a year.
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For the cover story of CR Fashion Book, her twice-a-year glossy magazine, which arrived on newsstands on Sept.
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He said he hoped that in the years to come, Moon Express would be launching at least twice a year.
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The residency will take place twice a year for a month each, and Tiffany St. Bunny was its first resident.
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The Chargers will have to suffer the indignity of losing twice a year to Alex Smith until he leaves Kansas City.
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Twice a year thousands of initiates will venture into the Eastern Cape bush, led by caregivers entrusted with guiding these boys.
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ICYMI, the Zara studio collection launches twice a year, and is produced with high-quality fabrics and a strong design identity.
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In fact, according to McCoy, when the checks come out twice a year, there seems to be an uptick in overdoses.
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McCormack said they generally review credits twice a year, but in the case of Argentina, it will be an ongoing assessment.
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During the time I knew him, I saw him infrequently and probably no more than only once or twice a year.
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As a student at Winona State University — Grant graduated in 2011 — he organized textbook buyback events on campus twice a year.
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I get a bad cold about twice a year and am a snotty, coughing mess for about two weeks each time.
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The parliament meets once or twice a year to formally approve budgets or policies set out by the ruling Workers' Party.
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Only employees meeting certain performance levels may telework, and all employees are subject to performance reviews at least twice a year.
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She notes that European companies--which typically only give guidance twice a year--are ultimately hurt from the lack of transparency.
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A spokeswoman for the British embassy in Buenos Aires called it a "routine exercise" that takes places about twice a year.
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They have this special night, like once or twice a year, where they show french surrealist films from the 1920's.
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The board, which gathers twice a year, often meets abroad but only once before had a meeting in China, in 2010.
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I try to go back at least once or twice a year with my wife, who is from the United States.
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A Night Council, where bar and club owners meet with the authorities twice a year, has been started at City Hall.
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He makes the trip about twice a year, and takes a walk through the neighborhood every day after lunch, Mendoza said.
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"It happens like twice a year, in the spring when the pollen comes, and it happens in the fall," she said.
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"His obsessions were coming to the United States twice a year for the NRA and the National Prayer Breakfast," said Erickson.
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Rodriguez travels from Michoacan, Mexico, to visit family in Willowbrook about twice a year, his grandson Erik Mendoza told CNN Wednesday.
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Just flying the basic fashion circuit during the ready-to-wear women's collections means country-jumping four times twice a year.
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The water is changed twice a year, with local firemen called in to remove and safely put back its enormous fish.
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Its director must be confirmed by the Senate and is required to testify to House and Senate committees twice a year.
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PARIS — Twice a year, the luxury fashion houses of the world present their ready-to-wear clothing for the coming season.
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Kyle Shanahan, the 49ers' head coach, has an athletic young disrupter in Buckner and a twice-a-year headache in Donald.
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Demo Days will still happen twice a year, founders can pick which Demo Day they want to be a part of.
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The European Parliament voted 410 to 192 on Tuesday to back a draft law to abolish the twice-a-year switch.
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For example, if you only fly once or twice a year, spending money on a travel pillow probably isn't worth it.
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It generally issues dollar-denominated bonds twice a year, and last year it also sold its first sukuk denominated in euro.
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Outside groups like these PACs file disclosures just twice a year, revealing the last six months of donation history this weekend.
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Twice a year, the institution in Kips Bay hires a member of its faculty to create subway posters promoting the school.
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The equinox happens twice a year, in March and September, when Earth's equator lines up with the center of the sun.
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Mr. Tillerson flew in at least twice a year, the ambassador said, especially while the company was negotiating the Arctic deal.
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Thor Kennedy, who lives in Matagalpa, visits a dentist for a cleaning twice a year and pays about $25 per visit.
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Women were asked if they had ever used permanent hair dye at least twice a year for at least a year.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell testifies Tuesday and Wednesday in the first of his twice-a-year economic updates to Congress.
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The safety planning comes with accountability: The farms are audited, usually twice a year — once planned and again as a surprise.
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In terms of the paradigm, using psilocybin once or twice a year maybe, isn't the model that the pharmaceutical industry follows.
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Not just latkes and twice-a-year synagogue attendance; I mean the sense of community, of history, of tradition, of family.
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I go twice a year and arrive each time on the heels of a major news story: SARS, anthrax, H1N1, Bedbugs!
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It's an environment you generally credit to Coachella, the mother of all outdoor music festivals, held twice a year in Indio, California.
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The Stockholm county library boat (or bokbåten), visits 23 islands, including Möja, in the Stockholm archipelago, for one week twice a year.
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Twice a year, this peer feedback comes into play in so-called calibration meetings, where employees are given one of seven grades.
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The update came in Twitter's latest transparency report, the 10th it's issued since it began releasing them twice a year in 2012.
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Because of the location of DSCOVR's orbit path, the moon is only captured by EPIC like this once or twice a year.
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In past the three years, Italy has offered the BPT Italia bonds twice a year, usually in April-May and October-November.
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Once or twice a year, he'd sign on to fight whatever fire was happening, but it wasn't to protect any ancestral land.
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I've written extensively about earlier findings, because the S&P Dow Jones team has conducted this study twice a year since 2002.
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The baby will be put up for adoption; the mother will have no further contact, save for a letter twice a year.
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The new sanctions only reinforced existing sanctions, which have been updated twice a year since they were first imposed, the department said.
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"We have avalanche incidents once or twice a year around here, but haven't had anything this big," a fire department official said.
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Southwest's big twice-a-year fare sale is back, with round-trip fares below $100 on dozens of the carrier's shortest routes.
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Bark beetles normally reproduce twice a year but last year were able to reproduce three times due to the hot, dry weather.
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Can you imagine what the reaction would be if, say, Abby Huntsman told us she only changes her sheets twice a year?
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Our original goal turned out to be too ambitious and we now aim to meet twice a year with our advisory board.
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"Asteroids of this size do not often approach this close to our planet - maybe only once or twice a year," he said.
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"The bill would simply negate the need for Americans to change their clocks twice a year," the group said in a statement.
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"If companies only reported earnings data twice a year, a lot more attention and weight would be on their releases," Cappelleri said.
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To back this up with a show of limited muscle, France sails at least twice a year through the South China Sea.
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Dear Miss Manners: Twice a year, I visit an old man who has worked in my industry since before I was born.
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One is living in South America and only comes to visit twice a year, so I am extra excited to see her.
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To this day, at least twice a year, I am broke because I always invest my surpluses into ventures I cannot access.
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My friend Mike and I see each other about twice a year, but we're bonded for life by our cell phone bill.
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I see my dad once or twice a year, and I try to call, but I'm not great at keeping in touch.
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The captain of the 178-foot yacht takes the yacht to Fort Lauderdale twice a year, where it always gets work done.
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Every other week, he huddles on conference calls with The Post's leadership, and twice a year they visit him at his home.
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"The grid will be published twice a year and will set out an indicative timetable for each regulatory initiative," the ministry said.
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"The grid will be published twice a year and will set out an indicative timetable for each regulatory initiative," the ministry said.
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"If people are only going to use the app once or twice a year, we want it to be free," Miller said.
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Santander usually pays dividends twice a year, its first in November and the second and final full-year dividend the following May.
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The accelerator typically requires companies in its twice-a-year batches to relocate to the Bay Area for the three-month run.
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The tribe that attends the men's wear shows twice a year in London, Milan and Paris has its own buzzwords and catchphrases.
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Twice a year, we wonder: will Samsung finally announce its mysterious Bixby-enabled smart speakers, the Galaxy Home and Galaxy Home Mini?
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Tradition holds that twice a year, on New Year's Day and August 30—the Hotline's birthday—Moscow and Washington exchange formal greetings.
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Twice a year, the brand sources out designers and scientists alike to introduce never-before-used sustainable materials into their conscious collections.
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It is with my passport that I travel twice a year to Mexico City, the place where my mother's family is from.
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It is only produced in Paris, by a handful of designers (218 officially) and presented twice a year, in January and July.
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New Zealand awards such honours twice a year - at New Year and to mark the official birthday of Queen Elizabeth in June.
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Ms. Stites said 12 to 14 major shows were always "in repertoire," with each location's changing significant exhibitions about twice a year.
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The twice-a-year reports from Rootmetrics reignite the debates over network speed, coverage, and quality among the carriers every six months.
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I go back [to Gombe] twice a year, and I insist on one day when I'm on my own in the forest.
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But there's a catch: You have to make sure that doses travel every dirt road to every small village, twice a year.
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The company also said it would pay dividends every quarter from now on, instead of twice a year, as it does now.
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" He added, "When I was a child, we'd have pottery sales twice a year in the front of our house in Boulder.
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"Try to go at least twice a year, minimum, to see a professional for a check-in," says celebrity brow stylist Joey Healy.
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He reviews his portfolio twice a year and rebalances if assets have gone 5 percent above or 5 percent below their target allocations.
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And in case you weren't convinced that your dog has a better life than you, dogs only get their periods twice a year.
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They went to fashion shows twice a year in New York and Europe to decide what you wanted and what you could buy.
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Nguyen discovered she would have to go through a bureaucratic maze twice a year just to have the evidence from the crime preserved.
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NASA estimates that one flight of the SLS will cost about $1 billion, and it will only launch once or twice a year.
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Southwest's (LUV) big twice-a-year fare sale is back, with round-trip fares below $100 on dozens of the carrier's shortest routes.
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The IMF publishes forecasts for 205733 countries twice a year, in April and October, for the year in question and the following one.
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The former Spice Girl launched her eponymous label in 2008 and now shows womenswear collections twice a year at New York Fashion Week.
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"In the release of this data twice a year, it should have an impact on other companies doing the same thing," Jackson said.
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Before I started Customs, an Asian or Asian-American producer like DJ Krush would only come through Seattle once or twice a year.
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Twice a year in America, and once in Australia, Mr Robbins and his loyal staff host "Date with Destiny", subtitled "Victory Is Near".
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Mr. de Blasio said on Wednesday that infrequent advisers, offering advice "twice a year, or three times a year," would not be included.
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Southwest's broad twice-a-year blockbuster fare sale is back, dropping round-trip fares below $100 on dozens of the carrier's shortest routes.
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But it hits a surge twice a year — in June for the Masterpiece, Olympia and related shows, and in October for Frieze Week.
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And don't forget how much Favre wanted to stick it to the Packers twice a year after they cut the cord with him.
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Now the school runs short courses twice a year, mainly in Baikalsk, for around 50 participants each time who live around the lake.
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The report, published twice a year, is intended to flag any unfair currency practices, and lists three criteria that define an unfair practice.
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Or do you want to be able to book a cheap staycation once or twice a year without paying an exorbitant annual fee?
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"There is a global experiment that is performed on 1.6 billion people twice a year and it's called daylight savings time," he said.
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He cited Mr. Fogerty, who lately has come to Las Vegas twice a year to play eight or nine shows in 15 days.
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By law, the bureau must convene the advisory board and hold an in-person meeting with its members at least twice a year.
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The 25-member Consumer Advisory Board, mandated by Dodd-Frank to "advise and consult" the CFPB, is supposed to convene twice a year.
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Rome's many designer stores, including big-name luxury brands you may be familiar with, usually have sales twice a year, Mr. Amorico said.
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For a more accurate count, which most ranchers get once or twice a year, collect the sheep into an enclosure using herding dogs.
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They saw each other perhaps twice a year, when he visited France, and only in public, at dinner parties or with his sister.
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A few tablespoons of sodium nitrite added to a gallon of brine once or twice a year isn't going to cause anyone problems.
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The response was, sure you'll have to face New England twice a year, but even Bill Belichick has to retire at some point.
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I was raised more twice-a-year-Christian than Catholic, but much of my extended family is (or was at one point) Catholic.
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The investment firm has 3,400 associates, half of whom travel at least once or twice a year, and some every week, she added.
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The money would also pay for mandatory active shooter training and drills, to be held twice a year for both faculty and students.
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Evelyn Bandelaria, of the Lutheran Services staff, does practice CLASS evaluations of each teacher twice a year, to ensure they meet federal standards.
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Denver's curfew program, enacted in 1994, requires reports twice a year to the city council, detailing ethnicities of youth cited for curfew violations.
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"I've seen an increase in decay, even with those who have good home care habits and see their dentist twice a year," Kantor says.
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So now, twice a year, Harden, his wife, and their four kids move out for seven weeks while the roses are being doled out.
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Twice a year, he brings together roughly 20 instructors and offers an in-depth curriculum on how to be the best Santa you can.
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When I moved, I knew I needed a somewhat open floor plan so I could move my furniture, which I do twice a year.
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The researchers interviewed the women in the first week after they sought an abortion, and then twice a year for the following five years.
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He said that he first met Epstein in 1999, saw him once or twice a year and stayed in a number of his properties.
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According to new research from the University of Washington, divorce rates might actually be seasonal, peaking twice a year — after winter and summer holidays.
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I usually travel twice a year, but this trip will be longer because we have some new financial regulations and software updates to implement.
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Twice a year, haute couture provides a much-welcomed distraction from everyday life by transporting us into a fantasy world through impossibly intricate fashion.
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The average college student overdrafts more than twice a year, according to personal finance site NerdWallet, and coughs up $35 in fees each time.
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Twice a year, Zapier flies all its employees to a central location for a week-long retreat where employees get to know one another.
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Its three peers publish on a quarterly basis but LDC discloses results twice a year, drawing extra interest to its interim and annual reports.
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The board will meet twice a year to discuss the ethical implications of upcoming Axon products, particularly how their use might affect community policing.
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And if you only fly once or twice a year, you may not get the most value out of the additional flight-day benefits.
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That data is then reviewed twice a year starting in February and September by the directors of the five World Health Organization collaborating centers.
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"Past behavior is the best predictor of future behavior, so I sit down twice a year with last year's calendar in hand," Corcoran adds.
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It gives them certainty of access to funds and means that they are able to limit LP drawdowns to once or twice a year.
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I set the price, collected seeds from the Netherlands twice a year, made deliveries to the distributors, and mucked in with the gardening crew.
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But the giant gun's current owner, Dean Kingersmith, said he only shoots it at events twice a year—and sometimes fires blanks for ceremonies.
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Inclisiran&aposs advantage is that it is given twice a year, and the cost of a year&aposs treatment is expected to be less.
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At least, not until she penned the song at one of the camps, multiday gatherings put on twice a year by Sony/ATV Music.
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She only visits Gombe twice a year now, and only two animals are still alive from the days when she knew them as individuals.
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And, in Geneva, some of the world's highest-grossing auctions are held twice a year at five-star luxury hotels overlooking the city's lake.
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My school now does A.L.I.C.E. training (Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate) twice a year in addition to standard lockdown drills three times a year.
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To the Editor: I shop at Dick's Sporting Goods once or twice a year with my dad when I'm back home in Birmingham, Ala.
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However, the department will also check whether elevators have the door-lock monitors as part of routine elevator inspections that occur twice a year.
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Twice a year the charity hosts Operation Wedding Gown, a nationwide bridal dress giveaway, and it holds 210 to 22011 pop-up events annually.
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He said Mr. Rodriguez traveled from Michoacán, Mexico, to visit family in California about twice a year and walked through the neighborhood every day.
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Twice a year at least, the professionals who stock the stores and make the magazines meet in Paris to see what is coming next.
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Since 2016, its leaders have collected surveys twice a year from thousands of service-industry employees, including workers at McDonald's, Dunkin', Kohl's, and Walmart.
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Dr. Guise nodded, ordered blood tests, and recommended Prolia, a twice-a-year injection to help fight osteoporosis, instead of the oral drugs available.
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"There is a global experiment performed on 1.6 billion people, twice a year," neuroscientist Matthew Walker previously told Insider, referring to Daylight Saving Time.
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One couple makes the trip from Kentucky twice a year for the sale, according to Cindy Swider, a congregant who volunteers as a greeter.
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Those who took part in arts-related activities only once or twice a year still had 14% lower odds of dying during the study.
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Since they typically only come once or twice a year, it's paramount to develop a solid strategy on how to spend and invest it.
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Becky, the only one who had left, returned twice a year, for a family reunion in the first week of August and at Thanksgiving.
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Twice a year, Morningstar publishes a report that measures the performance of U.S. active funds against their passive peers in their respective Morningstar categories.
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Man About Town, an independent but increasingly influential fashion magazine that publishes twice a year, shows nearly as much skin as it does clothing.
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While he meets with Mr. Putin once or twice a year, he said, he never discussed his meeting with Mr. Greenblatt with Kremlin officials.
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Instead of requiring people to establish their eligibility annually, the legislature began requiring them to do so twice a year, and added some paperwork.
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"You're more likely to surprise investors when you're reporting just twice a year," said Stan Shipley, market strategist at Evercore ISI in New York.
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Many people who work at factories farther from their hometown see their families only twice a year, on Chinese New Year's and National Day.
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For example, Rotblut reviews his portfolio twice a year and rebalances if assets have gone 5 percent above or 5 percent below their target allocations.
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Madonna visits the country at least twice a year, and it's a family affair each time, including the recent opening of the Mercy James Centre.
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From then to age 10, he said once-yearly visits should suffice, while older cats should be taken twice a year to monitor for disease.
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California citizens will have the right to request all of the personal information stored on them, which they can ask companies for twice a year.
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Twice a year, the Lab offers three artists a studio, living quarters, support for six months' living expenses, and $1,000 USD each for production costs.
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If the SEC decides to make a change, the simplest option might be making companies report their results twice a year instead of four times.
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Friday's alignment of the sun over the shrine, which happens twice a year, means the faithful can find the Qibla simply by facing the sun.
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She wrote that although Ben had a family history of heart issues, he went to a cardiologist twice a year and appeared to be fine.
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The data, which the company plans to issue at least twice a year, "is a move toward holding ourselves accountable," Facebook said in its report.
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"I have blood work done at least twice a year because I have high blood sugar, and high cholesterol runs in my family," Mendes said.
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Established in 1982, the Brewery invites the general public twice a year to peek into the lives of over 100 of its 310 artist residents.
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New Horizons will continue to scan the sky for ultraviolet light twice a year, the researchers wrote, and report what it sees back to Earth.
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The father said he visits the gravesite twice a year, but was surprised one day to find the grave he thought was Victoria's was empty.
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I usually only cut my hair about twice a year and use Groupon, but I am ready to find a hairdresser to go to regularly.
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In the beginning, the gadgets all lived in your house, mostly in your living room, and CES was so important it happened twice a year.
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"Instead of seeing 'vacation' as a large event once or twice a year, consider integrating microvacations into your life on a regular basis," Saunders advises.
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The two CEOs meet twice a year, the magazine reports, and Diess is constantly reminding his staff of Elon Musk's advantages over the traditional automaker.
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Twice a year Salesforce runs a survey that asks all employees to respond to some standard prompts for gauging how people feel about their jobs.
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Inside Laetitia Depourtoux's freezer were hunks of frozen meat, a twice-a-year gift from her farmer-father, and the six-member family's meat ration.
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Over a few days twice a year, employees of Rider Levett Bucknall will set off by foot or in cars, eyes turned toward the horizon.
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But she has become a go-to leader for modern orchestras making once- or twice-a-year forays into the early 18th century and thereabouts.
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TOKYO — Twice a year, American and South Korean troops get together for large-scale war games to prepare for a possible attack by North Korea.
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She noted that she ate it only once or twice a year, and then usually only after she had been ill, as a comfort food.
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Dr. Carl Bartecchi of the University of Colorado visits the hospital twice a year for two or three weeks at a time to teach students.
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James Younger, a homeowner in South Arlington for over 220 years, received inquiries from speculators once or twice a year before the Amazon HQ2000 announcement.
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The group said Friday that Trudeau will be the first Canadian prime minister in modern history to address the NGA, which meets twice a year.
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As members of Hockey East, B.U., B.C. and Northeastern play one another twice a year outside the Beanpot, and often collide in the postseason tournament.
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The survey is conducted twice a year, in the spring and fall, and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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The schools, which provide accommodation for pupils, had not followed several procedures, including health screens for the students at least twice a year, it said.
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U.S.-South Korean military drills typically take place twice a year — March and August — with the intention of honing command operations on the Korean Peninsula.
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"You'll maybe get a big group to Vegas once or twice a year, but people don't really go there any more than that," Carey said.
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Rarely, approximately twice a year or so, I'll get the desire to engage in more heavy play where I will actually get it on me.
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At least twice a year, the monitor should produce a detailed and digestible report that is available to Congress, the media and the public at large.
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These things are observationally ... A doctor can't pick up because they see you once or twice a year, a computer can pick up the changes. Yeah.
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Many new drugs costs tens of thousands of dollars when they are launched and drugmakers raise the price of older drugs once or twice a year.
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We don't get the chance to visit in person much, but I try to go back at least once or twice a year outside of Christmas.
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My performance schedule varies but I usually perform about two to six shows a month and I produce my own shows once or twice a year.
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It will also begin surveying contractors about their mental health twice a year "and use the results to shape our programs and practices," the company said.
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He suggested one way to ease the burden would be to only release revenue every three quarters, with a full earnings release coming twice a year.
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" — Jennifer A. Kingson, BuzzFeed News "While whatever toys I would get there once or twice a year were great, the catalog was the store's greatest product.
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Twice a year, Netflix's designers and engineers take a day off from regular work to put together the most innovative and unnecessary inventions they can imagine.
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These days she may end up in the hospital once or twice a year if, say, a co-worker with a cold sits next to her.
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Since then I have returned to London once or twice a year, emerging from the sliding doors at Heathrow with a feeling of evermore imprecise familiarity.
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In 2014, he and his colleagues began a four-year study of whether giving the antibiotic azithromycin twice a year would protect children from dying young.
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I only get to see my cousins once or twice a year because we live on opposite coasts, so it's great to catch up with them.
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The report aims to put on public display twice a year what the central bank is watching and how those parts of the market are behaving .
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And Peters, who goes for checkups twice a year, "loves singing, reading, riding bikes and playing with her brother and friends," her parents told the outlet.
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Every US president has signed such a waiver twice a year after a law was passed in 1995 mandating the relocation of the embassy to Jerusalem.
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Solar eclipses occur in one form or another at least twice a year (they can occur as many as five times, though that is incredibly rare).
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SMOKING a whole packet of cigarettes in a day once or twice a year would certainly make someone feel ill, but probably would not kill him.
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They have a close association with the Athens Club, however, and twice a year host a joint party the proceeds of which go to various causes.
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Inspired by Daylight Saving Time, which requires our attention on Sunday, we looked for smart guesses about how and why we bend time twice a year.
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Every Eid, three-day Muslim celebrations that come twice a year, Mr. Karzai opens his gates to a flow of visitors, reaching up to 6,000 people.
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All those relatives you see once or twice a year, suddenly converging around a single table to hash out family updates and "what's new with you"?
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"We meet as a family twice a year, often more than 100 of us in a same room for a Christmas lunch for example," he said.
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Many monks who grow up at the monastery yearn for the outside world, which they are only allowed to visit twice a year for two weeks.
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Cyborg Beetles Once or twice a year, my colleagues make a video that reminds me that the FUTURE IS NUTS, and, oh yeah, it's happening today.
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If you only go once or twice a year for a cleaning, the plans could actually wind up costing you more than paying out of pocket.
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On the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard, a seed vault inside a frozen mountain opens its doors once or twice a year to take in new deliveries.
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The Paris haute couture shows, which run twice a year, draw visitors from around the world and generate a host of side events including glitzy parties.
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Twice a year, the World Health Organization (WHO) hosts a meeting of center directors along with researchers and experts to determine which strains are most worrying.
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This celestial event is known as a Moon-Mars occultation, and it occurs from some vantage point on Earth about twice a year, according to NASA.
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Then, twice a year, the designer must present a collection that has at least 35 outfits and the collection must include both evening and day wear.
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Large active predators He brings a group of researchers to the lowland Amazon rainforest in a remote part of southeastern Peru once or twice a year.
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Yet the Treasury Department in its twice-a-year report on foreign exchange found "limited" signs the People's Bank of China was actively devaluing its currency.
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Palmerston Island, described by the BBC as "one of the most isolated island communities in the world," is visited by a supply ship twice a year.
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He also sought to address investors' long-time concerns about Foxconn's approach to corporate transparency, saying the company plans to hold investor conferences twice a year.
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Kim, president of the Presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly, the North's rubber-stamp parliament that meets once or twice a year, arrived in Caracas on Monday.
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In addition to measuring salary numbers twice a year, she says Intuit also places a lot of emphasis on mentoring and development, so employees can progress professionally.
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If there's a farmer in rural India, she's paid once or twice a year at the time of harvest, but she lacks a safe place to save.
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Since US Immigration and Customs Enforcement learned of her status in 2005, Francisca Lino has had to check in about twice a year with the federal agency.
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Issued through a special purpose vehicle called Mozambique Ematum Finance, the notes pay investors US$22013m, plus interest, twice a year for the life of the bond.
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According to The Royal Family's official website, this is also the location where welcoming banquets are held twice a year at the start of official state visits.
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Even when that station is completed, NASA's Space Launch System will only be able to launch people and cargo there once or twice a year at best.
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ECONOMY'S REPORT CARD By law the Fed twice a year prepares a formal report for the U.S. Congress on the state of the economy and monetary policy.
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In an email, a Department of Labor spokesperson told VICE News that the Administration inspects underground mines four times a year and surface mines twice a year.
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Once or twice a year, the body- and skin-care brand discontinues a handful of well-loved products to make room for new launches on the horizon.
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The shake is designed to "maintain your muscle while on this lower-category program," said Dr. Passler, who recommends that people do the program twice a year.
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By the numbers: The median cost increase of the drugs over these 6 years was 76%, and most drugs saw cost increases once or twice a year.
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Equinoxes happen twice a year, once in the spring and once in the fall, while the solstices occur once in the summer and once in the winter.
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Amazon develops many of its TV shows via its Pilot Season program: Twice a year, the company produces several pilots and makes them available for public viewing.
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The family moves out of the house twice a year to make way for a film crew and groups of men and women participating in the show.
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The California bar exam is given twice a year and consists of five 1-hour essay questions, one 90-minute performance test and 200 multiple-choice questions.
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Espinal explained that hotels that have been inspected twice a year in the past will be inspected four times a year, including detailed food and beverage checkups.
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"There are people who play the game twice a year and spend the rest of their time painting and enjoying that part of the hobby," says Poteracki.
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Solstices occur twice a year, one in the winter and once in the summer, while the equinoxes occur once in the spring and once in the fall.
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Officials told board members that they plan to start sending the vehicle out on crossover tracks and begin using the machine more than just twice a year.
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Trump on Friday endorsed the idea of allowing public companies to issue reports to shareholders twice a year instead of the quarterly cycle mandated under federal law.
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When she came back to Sicily once or twice a year, she "never forgot to call up her friends to meet up, even briefly," Mr. Costanzo said.
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The records were Read more: Prince Andrew says he stayed in several of Jeffrey Epstein's homes but only saw the disgraced financier 'once or twice a year'
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Secondly, while that $40 pair of loafers might sound like a bargain at first, that $40 starts adding up when you're replacing your shoes twice a year.
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Just because us mere mortals aren't walking the runways of Milan twice a year doesn't have to mean that sweatpants are what we feel most comfortable in.
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It has been updated to reflect that he asked the SEC to study whether its quarterly financial reporting requirements for companies should only be twice a year.
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The delegates will also approve a new Central Committee, whose 200 or so full members meet once or twice a year to discuss and vote on policy.
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Twice a year at Folsom Prison, men from the outside are allowed to join some of the incarcerated men for a four-day intensive group therapy session.
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In August, President Trump tweeted that he wanted the S.E.C. to change the requirements for companies to issue financial statements from each quarter to twice a year.
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To streamline her everyday routine, Clémence von Mueffling, founder of the site Beauty and Well Being, has her lashes tinted and permed at least twice a year.
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Dapper Day is a twice-a-year event at Disneyland where you dress up in vintage and old era clothing, and this is my first year attending.
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At least twice a year someone will ask me if I can recommend a book to give a man who doesn't read as much as he might.
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A slew of new and under-the-radar resort labels are making the case for vacation as a year-round pursuit, not a twice-a-year indulgence.
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An estimated 500 million birds travel through Israel twice a year, from Europe and Asia to African wintering grounds, with the Golan Heights providing an essential refuge.
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The keypad, which has an LED backlight, will use two AA batteries that need to be replaced twice a year and are rainproof with an IPX5 rating.
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They went into the streets with their neighbors to celebrate Hindu festivals like Holi and Diwali, and twice a year they opened their home for Muslim feasts.
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Educated at Taft and at Harvard, Cheng spends his time shuttling between Hong Kong and the mainland, visiting Europe every month and New York twice a year.
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His original idea was to hold a "Saturnales de la Musique" twice a year, on the summer solstice and the winter solstice (June 210 and December 21).
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You had to see him live to see him at all, and he performed so infrequently, usually once or twice a year, that tickets sold out within hours.
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Twice a year we get to break up our tedious stalking of Instagram clothing tags with a flurry of experiential runway shows, trend predictions, and aspirational street style.
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Two decades later, McCoy still sets aside some of the money the tribe gives out twice a year to take his children—three of them, now—on vacation.
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Later, though, he told Cardello that the survey was one in a series that spanned several topics and were sent twice a year from around 1998 to 2003.
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Consider this service journalism: if you fly more than once or twice a year, Precheck is worth every penny (and many premium credit cards will cover the cost).
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Once or twice a year, Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) founder Michael Liebreich posts a magisterial summation of some trend or set of trends in the energy world.
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The JBF model enables franchisees to hold pop-up consignment sales events at local venues for maternity and children's clothing and kids toys at least twice a year.
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In the early days, they may have adjusted the code once or twice a year when they identified problems, but even the highly specialized masters have stopped tinkering.
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The report — published twice a year in April and October — is widely read by both public and private sectors globally for the IMF's assessment of the world economy.
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Since I only blowdry my hair once or twice a year, I could go to the salon for a full silk press and trim for the same price.
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But for Amanda Nguyen, it's something she has to contend with twice a year – every six months, she must fight to keep her rape kit in the system.
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RELATED: 24 Things You Should Never Order When You Eat Out "An athlete with a perfect pescatarian diet may benefit from only fasting twice a year," Longo explains.
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The parliament meets once or twice a year to formally approve budgets or policies set out by the ruling Workers' Party, which has increased in prominence under Kim.
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Even loyal customers — especially as they begin making more money and can afford more options — probably don't find themselves at Ikea more than once, maybe twice, a year.
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As a civilian who worked on an Army base in Germany and flew to the US at least once, sometimes twice a year, I needed my support animal.
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State health database did not list any inspections over the past 12 months, despite a requirement that the state mandates such inspections twice a year, according to Quartz.
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SERRA BY BIRRERIA Eataly's rooftop restaurant and microbrewery, Birreria, which changes its theme twice a year, will represent the atmosphere and food of the Italian countryside this season.
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Donofrio is legally obligated to store the remains for only 180 days—but he holds onto them anyway, diligently sending certified letters to every contact twice a year.
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Twice a year, the Crouches held "Praise-a-thons," fund-raising drives in which they appealed for donations to keep programs like "Praise the Lord" on the air.
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The National Security Council official selected to coordinate the effort would also be required to brief these congressional committees at least twice a year on the administration's efforts.
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Mounting and balancing the tires will also cost between $11-20 per wheel, so figure $80 twice a year to swap tires out during the fall and spring.
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Shang himself could get back only once or twice a year, but video chats on his smartphone made it seem as if his parents weren't so far away.
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European institutions perform monitoring missions twice a year in countries that have ended a program, but for Greece that could be three or four times in one year.
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Since those asset values fluctuate with commodity prices, banks re-evaluate their energy customers' creditworthiness twice a year in a process the industry calls the borrowing base redetermination.
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Kaplan always begins her closet clean outs — which she recommends doing at least twice a year — by taking everything out to do a deep clean of the space.
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This is one of those credit card benefits that can easily make up for an annual fee, even if you only use it once or twice a year.
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He and my husband do not know each other; he lives very far away from us, and I am in his area only once or twice a year.
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Incubators tend to bring in batches of startups once or twice a year, and an aspiring founder may be wanting to start a business outside of that cycle.
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Twice a year he hosts a Shabbat dinner — a Friday night Jewish holiday celebrating a day of rest — with 30 people, including restaurateurs, models and the Instagram-famous.
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The Olnick Spanu collection is active, and examples of work by younger Italian artists can be seen in the final gallery, whose exhibitions will rotate twice a year.
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The flying foxes are gone, snakes are rarely to be seen, a mongoose glimpsed only once or twice a year, slipping into the round opening of a drain.
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Keep in mind that there is some maintenance involved in keeping butcher-block counters looking new: They need to be sanded and oiled regularly — typically twice a year.
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Under the government's plan, the amount of dioxin produced by the incinerators would be monitored once every five years, compared to the European standard of twice a year.
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Once or twice a year, they go out to the streets of New York City to offer assistance to the pets of the homeless — and to their owners.
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Four years ago this month, Mr. Gaultier announced that he was shuttering his namesake ready-to-wear division to focus solely on his twice-a-year couture collections.
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In the 16 years since we've put out two records, toured Europe once or twice a year almost every single year, and gone to South America and Australia.
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So not only is it the start of summer, but these solstices only happen twice a year, in June and December, giving us more than enough reason to celebrate.
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"Just somebody who was in our locker room asking us to play for him, and then he goes to a different team we play twice a year," Mayfield continued.
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The hospital trains twice a year for a mass-casualty incident, which could mean something like a chemical exposure, multiple shootings, or fire, Dr. Mark Elliott told Buzzfeed News.
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Cardello responded saying that, according to Wansink, the survey was one in a series that spanned several topics and were sent twice a year from around 1998 to 2003.
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The inside of the palace is only open to the public twice a year for a New Year's greeting on January 2 and the emperor's birthday on February 23.
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The new guidelines will not become law until approved by Cuba's National Assembly, which meets only twice a year and is due to hold its next session in July.
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The bill would take a step toward making the OOC more transparent, requiring the office to make public reports twice a year about complaints it received and settlements made.
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Even my dentist is astounded every time I go for a cleaning about twice a year, the sessions are super short as there is barely any plaque build up.
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Once — or twice — a year, Sephora blesses with the kind of deal that makes spending so much money at the black-and white-striped store kind of worth it.
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The twice-a-year discussions among the investors attending the Roundtable, are turned into a three-part series in the magazine, usually including staged pictures and front-page billing.
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We all wait around like troglodytes for most of our time and then the Apple and Google deities rain down innovation mana upon us once or twice a year.
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Commercial banks should disclose their net stable funding ratios for the most recent two quarters at least twice a year, the regulator said in a statement on its website.
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The U.N. panel of experts, which usually produces reports twice a year on the North Korea sanctions, is also concerned about Uganda's ties to North Korea, according to Griffiths.
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Although he's now based in Berlin, street and fashion photographer Lars Moereels is tied to the UAE through family, and he travels back there at least twice a year.
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Once or twice a year she'll wistfully resurrect them, the white tiger and his gang, and I see with my own eyes that there was once a flier. ♦
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Each meeting tends to attract a group of a few hundred people—members can get work credit twice a year for attending a G.M.—but rarely the same group.
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"During the time I knew him, I saw him infrequently and probably no more than only once or twice a year," the prince said in a statement released Saturday.
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Twice a year, the SDO completes this flip over seven hours, so that the HMI can recalibrate its view of the solar limb—the outer edge of the Sun.
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Prior to launching SaaS School, which will continue to run twice a year, Kimmel led go-to-market strategy at Zendesk, where she built the Zendesk for Startups program.
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Today is the first day of Manhattanhenge, the twice-a-year event when sunsets align with the east-west numbered streets in Manhattan, creating a stop-and-awe display.
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I pair it with a black velvet top I got in Paris during the soldes — the crazy, state-sanctioned rock-bottom sales that occur twice a year in France.
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Lawmakers in Florida passed a law requiring schools to conduct mass shooting drills twice a year, and lawmakers in New York and South Carolina introduced bills with similar requirements.
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By hosting Mr. Trump on an official state visit — a rare event staged no more than twice a year in Japan — Mr. Abe is cranking up the status factor.
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Which means officials come around every few weeks and stick demolition notices on people's homes; once or twice a year, residents say, bulldozers tear a few of them down.
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Twice a year all the managers and head office staff go to Vincent's house for a wellbeing event, where they can practice Wing Tsun, yoga and get a massage.
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Hammond has said only the November event will be important in future, eschewing the chance to dominate the headlines twice a year like his more flamboyant predecessor George Osborne.
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First, said Mr. Hinton, who is 39 and looks closer to 313, there was the cost of staging a show twice a year (usually $150,000 each time, at minimum).
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They stay in touch with one another in a WeChat group and formally get together twice a year to talk and eat — particularly the hometown favorite, hot dry noodles.
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Twice a year, Mom carefully filled in the order forms for everything from children's underwear to Craftsman tools and Kenmore vacuum cleaners, enclosed a check and waited for delivery.
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If Apple were to launch new iPhones twice a year, as the J.P. Morgan analysts suggest, it would be a major strategy shift for Apple's most important product line.
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Wednesday night also marked the opening night of the twice-a-year Outdoor Retailer Show, for the first time in Denver after 20 years hosted in Salt Lake City.
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Paris Fashion Week • Paris Fashion Week, the final leg of the four-part fashion extravaganza that takes place twice a year in New York and Europe, began last Tuesday.
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Paris Fashion Week • Paris Fashion Week, the final leg of the four-part fashion extravaganza that takes place twice a year in New York and Europe, began on Tuesday.
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Twice a year the IMF releases a huge dump of data about the economic power of the world's nations, with gross domestic product (GDP) per capita a key statistic.
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I've been going to La Placita for about five years now and it's still the first jangueo I hit when I visit my family on the island twice a year.
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And I think the Europeans, rightly so, when I go to Europe, twice a year, will say, 'We don't have a chance at this point, to outcompete Google and Facebook.
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Clio Art Fair was born with the ambition of offering professional international group shows twice a year, primarily for artists who do not have representation with a New York gallery.
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The fuel tax required nuclear plant operators to pay 145 euros per gram of nuclear fuel each time they exchanged a fuel rod, which usually happens about twice a year.
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Try to do as much planning as you can for those once or twice a year costs — like buying presents around the holidays, or that vacation you plan every year.
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Recommended no more than twice a year, Lopes says the treatment might look easy but offers this caution: "I wouldn't recommend anyone do it at home – speak to a professional!"
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The bank said in its review, released twice a year, that the biggest risk to its policy aim of keeping consumer prices below 6 percent was the weakening exchange rate.
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We feel we've finally arrived at the top when we're able to vacation twice a year to exotic islands and drop a European luxury car (or two) in the garage.
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So I think giving up the war games, which happens twice a year, is a perfectly appropriate thing to do, as President Trump said, as long as there is progress.
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David Martosko, the U.S. political editor for the Daily Mail Online, suggested twice-a-year drug tests, among other steps, in a confidential memo to the president-elect, BuzzFeed reported.
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The increases fit a pattern at Lilly and many other drugmakers of single-digit percentage hikes once or twice a year, despite political pressure and intense scrutiny of the practices.
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The so-called Senior Experts Group on International Norms and Related Issues is expected to gather twice a year, the U.S. State Department said in a statement announcing the meeting.
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"They can help make living and working wherever we want possible," said Johannes Voelkner, founder of Nomad Cruise, who organizes two-week networking cruises for digital nomads twice a year.
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In fact, the average consumer overdrafts more than twice a year and coughs up $35 in fees each time, according to a study released Tuesday by personal finance website NerdWallet.
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Bi-annually, 24-year-old Amanda Nguyen is reminded of the day she was raped: Twice a year, every year, she has to make sure her rape kit isn't destroyed.
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And so twice a year she makes the 36-hour bus journey to her home city of Durango, risking bus robberies or worse for a chance to see her family.
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Cavities are preventable, and the best things parents can do for kids is have them brush twice daily with fluoridated toothpaste and see a dentist twice a year, Chalmers advised.
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If you can only catch "Rudolph" at a certain time and date once, or maybe twice a year, there's a much greater sense of urgency for viewers to tune in.
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"That's just somebody that was in our locker room asking for us to play for him and then goes to a different team we play twice a year," Mayfield said.
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With Brady's infamous hyper-competitiveness, would the opportunity to play the Patriots twice a year as a divisional foe make him more likely to take his talents to South Beach?
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I also made a promise to myself to attend a retirement fund management workshop, online or in person, twice a year to stay up to date on managing this money.
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"They can help make living and working wherever we want possible," said Johannes Voelkner, founder of Nomad Cruise, who organizes two-week networking cruises for digital nomads twice a year.
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Buyers should seek co-op approval as soon as possible, especially if they want to close their deal in June, for example, and the board meets only twice a year.
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Facebook's roughly 29,000 employees take an internal survey twice a year so the company can measure the overall morale, according to the Wall Street Journal, which obtained information from these surveys.
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"People who do research come once or twice a year, and now they're an expert of how we're supposed to grow it and how often we should cut it," Johnson said.
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CC: I do try to keep my closet organized and from overflowing so at least twice a year I go through all my shoes, but like most women, I love shoes!
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But even if the rockets each cost $500 million to launch and take off at least twice a year, they have already matched the SLS for a similar or lower cost.
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"It was a baby step, but we need to start engaging the empowered women, and then work backwards from there," Kola said, who plans to hold this event twice a year.
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What began as a once or twice a year habit, turned into cruising, on average, 8 or 10 times a year and spending nearly half of each year on a ship.
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The steep fall in business with China's biggest trading partner at the twice-a-year Canton fair, which ended on Sunday, points to growing headwinds for exports, a key growth driver.
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Starting next year, the New Horizons spacecraft will begin looking for ultraviolet evidence of the hydrogen wall twice a year for the remainder of the mission—about another decade or two.
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This spring, Chandra organized a summit of around 200 leaders from content moderation sites around the world — an event he plans to hold twice a year, with another coming this fall.
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It still took her 10 years of daily pain before she got a diagnosis of osteoarthritis in her neck, which she now treats by getting arthritic nerves burned twice a year.
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It will be the genome and signals from your body about tumor cells and cancer that you want to get [measured] twice a year to make sure you haven't developed cancer.
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However, Ofgem can review the cap twice a year to take into account any changes in wholesale prices and costs such as network fees, or policy costs such as environmental levies.
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Twice a year the team gets together in person at a travel destination location to review their progress, plan for the future, keep improving and, most of all, have some fun.
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I'm talking about the guy who goes dancing twice a year and who doesn't understand the unwritten rules of clubbing in Naples, such as the complex relationship between customers and bouncers.
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Well for the most part, people are pushing to do away with daylight saving because of the hassle of switching the clocks twice a year and the inevitable resulting logistical clusterfuck.
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Because people can't do anything productive or enjoyable while resetting their timepieces that do not adjust automatically, fiddling with watches and clocks twice a year is a complete waste of time.
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Legislators in some states have tried unsuccessfully to pass laws abandoning daylight saving time, but Arizona and Hawaii are the only states that do not reset their clocks twice a year.
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"We celebrated birthdays every month and went on holiday trips twice a year, so Sanyo was like our big family," said Huang Huiqun, 54, a former colleague and friend of Liu.
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Now comes TEFAF New York, a new fair scheduled to appear twice a year at the Park Avenue Armory, in the fall and the spring, and repeat that museum-quality level.
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Ms. Wozniak will be barred from having interns, and will also be required to receive instruction about sexual harassment and submit to checks of her office at least twice a year.
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Mark Thorpe, a Japan-based wildlife photographer, has made a timelapse of an event that is only fully visible twice a year: The passage of the Milky Way over Mount Fuji.
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It's not like in a normal office setting, where you see the same people every day — the people that I know through work I might see once or twice a year.
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The Department of Health requires horses to receive a physical check-up at least twice a year, and owners are required to submit two certificates of health from a licensed vet.
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However, in my book, if you don't mind getting dirty and having to deal with disposing of the used oil, an oil change twice a year is the classic DIY option.
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It went well, and we got along, and our tattooing styles seemed to complement each other, so we continued to work together as often as time allowed, usually twice a year.
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"But only after they go through an intensive background check, a very strict battery of psychological tests, 500 hours of training, and then retraining twice a year with us," he said.
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Twice a year he sends out a list of books — including history, biography, finance and economics, self-help, and more — from which clients can choose a number of books as gifts.
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"I've been coming every semester, twice a year, since September 2010," said Carmel Kuperman, who was born in South Africa and has lived in New York for more than 50 years.
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"With the busy international art calendar, they won't visit Berlin twice a year," she said, adding that she thought Art Berlin could work well as a more modestly focused "regional" fair.
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Instead, their valuation is set by the price a limited number of private investors are willing to pay in their funding rounds, which, at most, happen once or twice a year.
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Rather than settle on distinct, themed collections shown twice a year, Fenty would drop capsule collections throughout the year, much as singles are released over the course of an album's rollout.
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The data has been collected from an average of about 1,250 online respondents twice a year since October 2014 by Yale and the George Mason University Center for Climate Change Communication.
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Apple could change its iPhone release strategy to launch new devices twice a year starting in 2021, J.P. Morgan analysts predicted in a note distributed on Monday, citing supply chain checks.
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"The tree is known as the Holy Thorn because it blooms twice a year, in both the spring, close to the time of Easter, and in midwinter, around Christmas," Cooling writes.
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Katherine Burke of Ireland, who visits her adult daughter in Connecticut twice a year, usually travels through New York and then makes the two-and-a-half-hour drive to Milford.
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She left home at 17 to study pharmacology in Hanoi, the capital, and has returned home only about twice a year in the decade since, said her brother, Doan Van Binh.
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While my mom stuffed my feet into Payless Velcro shoes twice a year, this dude was spoiled rotten with a weekly sneaker rotation of crispy Nike Airs and Reebok Pump trainers.
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In the absence of a coordinated government effort, researchers from libraries in nine German cities have organized to trade notes, according to Ms. Kesting, who said they meet twice a year.
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There's a couple of young women who work at the label who, during the once or twice a year I see them, love to throw it out as a little threat.
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Twice a year, each region's two best amateur teams that compete in Blizzard's HotS Open Division will have a chance to earn HGC spots by competing against any current, struggling HGC teams.
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Ricco Rejnholdt Krog, a design director at Lego, says children are brought in weekly to test drive products and twice a year the designers travel around the world testing themes and changes.
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The distance started to wear on the couple: Lorda was only able to visit Guillermo twice a year, and he was often dragged away on naval missions when she was in town.
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Look at holiday spending, how much you typically shell out for friends' weddings, property taxes or insurance premiums you pay once or twice a year, and any other major one-time expenses.
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The couple checked in twice a year with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials who would sign papers that would grant them another six months in the country and continued authorization to work.
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Kwami's day of wonder at Joint Base Andrews was provided for by the Check-6 Foundation, which arranges and funds experiences like these twice a year for children who have serious illnesses.
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Mattress: Every six months Believe it or not, the big, bulky bedroom essential is one of the easiest-to-clean items in your home—and it should be done twice a year!
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The not-for-profit event runs twice a year in Brighton, the LGBTQ capital of the UK, and allows queer people the chance to relive their prom for one joyous, affirming night.
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One option might be not to cancel the bi-annual military maneuvers, which have been held twice a year for four decades, since a cancellation would looking like a sign of weakness.
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But Marvel Studios is injecting new characters into new films on a twice-a-year schedule, and at that rate, what could play like familiar resonance starts feeling like a tired rehash.
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And it will no longer host "classes" twice a year, as it has done from the outset, but rather admit startups on a rolling admission basis to better fit the founders' schedules.
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If you really like someone, there are a lot of different artists who have print sales once or twice a year, and it'll be 25 or 50 percent cheaper than a gallery.
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Seven in 10 Americans would rather not have to switch their clocks twice a year, according to a poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research released this week.
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But it's also confusing because visiting Syria regularly, twice a year every year until I was 15 before the war started, we always regarded [Syrian President Bashar] al-Assad as really progressive.
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"I cannot believe that anybody would like to do this fall backward, spring forward thing twice a year," Chu told The Sacramento Bee, adding that California "should also be leading this change."
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"Once or twice a year, I stop drinking entirely, just to make sure I still can," says one friend, whose mother has been an alcoholic for as long as she can remember.
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At least once or twice a year, I find myself going back to "A Life Uncorked," his 2005 memoir of the bottles he's opened and the people with whom he consumed them.
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Twice a year we all traveled to my mother's house in Ohio, along with my husband's parents, spending two weeks in a flurry of card games, water balloon fights and lingering meals.
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Rainey, the bassist, who said that he talked to Franklin twice a year by phone until she died last year, said she told him that she didn't like the film at all.
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Held twice a year, these free festivities welcome adolescents — attendees must be 13 to 18, with a school ID — to occupy the museum for an evening of workshops, performances, demonstrations and exploration.
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Presidents have often used the twice-a-year currency report as a diplomatic tools while engaging with countries that are seen as having exchange rates that harm US jobs and economic growth.
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"That is his way of expressing the fact that there will no longer be an obligation for the changing of the clocks twice a year," the commission's deputy chief spokesman, Alexander Winterstein.
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Amazon's internal all-hands staff meeting, which happens only twice a year, has been postponed indefinitely as the spread of the coronavirus continues to upend business routines at companies throughout the world.
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The agenda, a formal statement of the bureau's rule-making interests, is published twice a year a year by the White House Office of Management and Budget, which Mr. Mulvaney also leads.
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If you fly Southwest Airlines even once or twice a year, the Southwest Rapid Rewards Priority Credit Card offers major benefits that can improve your flying experience and save you some money.
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So we have twice-a-year training where in the same way we say don't leak secrets and stuff like that, respect people's privacy and put it into whatever you design— start there.
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The report comes ahead of the twice-a-year review during which lenders size up oil and gas customers' reserves so they can judge whether they're valuable enough to justify drillers' credit lines.
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The church also for the first time last month posted a list of questions lay leaders are supposed to ask during the interviews, which usually happen twice a year starting at age 12.
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But a veteran of the sport told CNN affiliate KCRA he estimates that worldwide there are about 21984,22009 people who jump weekly and another 227,113 who do it once or twice a year.
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Export orders to Australia and Canada fell 8.9 percent and 7.3 percent, respectively, at the autumn session of the Canton fair, which is held twice a year in Guangzhou in southern Guangdong province.
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Twice a year, hundreds of America's most hardcore gun enthusiasts flock to the northern Arizona desert to spend a weekend firing military-grade weapons at pickup trucks, storage containers, and grounded propeller planes.
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Indicated 0.5 percent lower German companies are expected to slim down their quarterly reporting as new rules from the stock market operator require them to publish full-blown information only twice a year.
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Dr. Goje says she sees this once or twice a year, and gynos who aren't so specialized may go their whole careers without ever encountering a patient that can't use the existing treatments.
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The Fed, however, in the meantime had to produce a full report to Congress under a law requiring the central bank's chairman to appear on Capitol Hill twice a year to update lawmakers.
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For those unfamiliar with the city-wide Instagram spectacle, Manhattanhenge refers to the twice-a-year phenomenon where the setting sun perfectly lines up with New York City's east-to-west street grids.
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If enough of us protest just once or twice a year, the airlines may get so sick of responding that they will automate refunds, whether our elected representatives force them to or not.
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British Columbians said in public consultations "loud and clear that they want to do away with the practice of changing our clocks twice a year," Premier John Horgan said in a news release.
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Trips to the county seat, Xinhuang, ten miles away, were made twice a year, on a rickety three-wheeled cart, and until the age of ten Xia didn't leave the village at all.
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That statistic does not include rape, which reportedly occurs roughly twice a year on the subway, but does include things like unwanted touching, inappropriate photography or video taking, indecent exposure, and unwanted surveillance.
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It's a twice-a-year speedrunning (the act of playing games as obstacle courses, to be completed as quickly as possible) marathon, and it's all for charity, to benefit the Prevent Cancer Foundation.
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According to the report, which is updated twice a year, the Turkish government made 2151 requests for account information and 2180,232 requests to remove accounts or content in the second half of 2016.
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According to the report, which is updated twice a year, the Turkish government made 493 requests for account information and 2,232 requests to remove accounts or content in the second half of 2016.
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Instead, Andrew said in a statement on Saturday that he saw Epstein once or twice a year and never suspected any inappropriate behavior — let alone engaged in it himself — according to the Guardian.
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And twice a year, Margarita and her old teammates from the national team would organize a game against the two brothers, but that stopped, too, when they grew too large and too strong.
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Katie Grand, Love magazine editor in chief, stylist and consultant Ms. Grand, a co-founder of Dazed and Confused, is now editor in chief of Condé Nast's Love magazine, published twice a year.
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We use twice-a-year performance reviews, peer feedback, manager feedback, one-on-one coaching and, in some cases, mediation to ensure that employees have the support they need to meet those expectations.
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He said violations of the binding agreement would be discussed over consultations on a monthly basis with staffers, quarterly by vice ministers and twice-a-year by the ministers of the two countries.
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The meeting, held only twice a year, is a valuable window into Amazon&aposs thinking, as CEO Jeff Bezos and his top executive team, known as the S-team, rarely speak in public.
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" Bellow called the magazine, published twice a year, "a tabloid for literates," and said that he and Mr. Botsford were "a pair of utopian codgers who feel we have a duty to literature.
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One week ago, we here at VICE HQ had never heard of the Battle of the Boulevard between Belmont and Lipscomb, two schools, two miles apart, that play each other twice a year.
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That's because under Trump-appointee Zinke, the board — which normally meets twice a year to advise the director of the National Park Service on reviews and approvals of national landmark nominations — was never convened.
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"My family started sending me back to Nigeria twice a year with the thought that by re-exposing me to Nigerian — and specifically Igbo — culture that this 'gay thing' would go away," he says.
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The OCC, along with the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp last year increased the frequency of their loan underwriting standards examinations, known as Shared National Credit reviews, to twice a year.
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The report was compiled by economic research institutes including the closely-watched Ifo and RWI institutes and is published twice a year on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy.
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Gallery member Margie Templeton says one of her favorite parts about the gallery is a show they put on twice a year that allows anyone in the community to submit work to be shown.
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These followed similar announcements from Burberry, Tom Ford, Vetements and Public School, all of which are wreaking havoc with fashion's former twice-a-year, four-city cycle of shows for men's and women's wear.
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When Israeli writer Etgar Keret visits Warsaw twice a year, he uses it as his home, but it also serves as a kind of memorial to honor his parents who died in the Holocaust.
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But when it comes to mutual funds, 22019 million mutual fund shareholders are stuck in a pre-internet world of thick paper shareholder reports, which land with a thud in mailboxes twice a year.
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A podcast called Girlboss Radio followed, and by last year, Amoruso had begun organizing Girlboss rallies, two of which reportedly sold out this year and that Girlboss will continue to host twice a year.
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The rate of so-called Livret A accounts is set twice a year by the Finance Ministry, almost always following a central bank recommendation based on the most recent inflation and money market rates.
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The Philadelphia-based group, which joined the meeting with U.S. officials, pointed to the current rules limiting shipments to twice a year as "not practical" especially for health programs requiring round-the-clock support.
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Presidents have often used the Treasury Department's twice-a-year currency report as a diplomatic tools while engaging with countries that are seen as having exchange rates that harm US jobs and economic growth.
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Not twice a year, not at the change of each season, no — I'm talking a nasty cold that struck almost every other month, strep throat a truly ridiculous number of times, all of it.
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Migrants are often sick or injured when they reach the American border — a problem that is exacerbated twice a year, by flu season in the colder months and by scorching heat in the summer.
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Milan Fashion Week • Milan Fashion Week is the third stretch of the four-part fashion extravaganza that takes place twice a year — in the fall and winter — in New York, London, Milan and Paris.
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The card does have a $33 annual fee, which is partially offset by an annual $250 travel credit and a fourth night free benefit on hotel bookings that you can use twice a year.
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Ms. Kientzler returned twice a year to Vail to study Pilates with Mr. Fletcher and began to offer it in the early 1990s at Canyon Ranch as part of its "Emotion in Motion" classes.
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The top 500 list has been compiled twice a year since 1993 by a team of researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, the University of Tennessee and ISC Group, a research firm in Germany.
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But twice a year, once in January and again in June, our favorite destination for cucumber-scented shower gel and sweet-cherry body lotion drops a deal that goes above and beyond all the rest.
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The 13 malnourished children who were allegedly kept captive and abused by their parents, until the couple's arrest earlier this week, were allowed to shower only twice a year, according to an NBC News report.
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The fair, which will now run twice a year, is located in the heart of Chelsea, an appropriate location for highlighting emerging artists who seek to enter the realm of the New York art world.
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John took that photo and his ten prototypes to a conference for menswear products in Las Vegas where, he had read, the fashion community gathers twice a year to see new gear and place orders.
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We attended the first leg of Y Combinator's "demo day," its twice-a-year event at which startups participating in its accelerator program present their businesses in front of a room of investors and journalists.
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The firm's investment committee, which consists of Bergstrom, his fellow partners - all of whom studied Engineering Physics - and key team heads talk regularly but meet just twice a year to implement changes to their models.
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The survey, conducted twice a year, asks about 2,000 advertisers to rank companies by return on investment, or the ability to directly track ad dollars spent on a platform to a purchase of some sort.
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The process is simple: The seeds are sourced from mature plants and cultivated in a basic nursery twice a year, once in September and once in March, depending on when the new fields are sowed.
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Deutsche Boerse reevaluates its indices twice a year, with its MDAX ranking the 50 biggest companies, excluding the technology sector, right below the country's blue chip Dax , based on order book volume and market capitalization.
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So it's like, I think, and I pitched it to my teammates, I think that twice a year for starters they should be able to come and test me in the middle of the night.
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Because Beer Sisters is so service-oriented, and we have a lot of different clients, many of whom buy once or twice a year, it's hard to build a business plan based on past performance.
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While the price of the EpiPen did not increase overnight, data show that Mylan had been steadily increasing prices, first by about 10 percent, twice a year, but more recently in about 15 percent increments.
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You know the drill: The beauty retailer's major sale (which only happens twice a year) is your moment to shop daily, half-off deals on some of the best hair, makeup, and skin-care products.
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Amazon has been hosting these pilot seasons twice a year since 2013, but the most memorable one to date is early 2014, since it featured the pilots for both Transparent and Mozart in the Jungle.
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On the other end was the Legislative Assembly, where the governing bodies for Punjab and Haryana meet twice a year and the interior is decorated with cloud-shaped panels that contain cotton for sound absorption.
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All of the institutions asked for volunteers at the beginning of the freshman year; these students must complete a 400-question survey four times as freshmen and a minimum of twice a year after that.
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In his role as senior vice president of international markets, he makes a point of asking that question of himself and his team twice a year to make sure they're heading in the right direction.
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"They may find just renting a big SUV or minivan for the road trip once or twice a year would be far cheaper and it would keep the miles off their own car," he says.
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Twice a year, the startup incubator accepts applications from founders of early-stage companies to be a part of a class of startups in which the firm invests $133,000 and three months of development guidance.
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Twice a year, two of Dr. Ahammad's doctoral students, Deepak K. Prasad and Rishabh Shukla, take samples along the whole river, from Gangotri to the sea, and test them for organisms with drug-resistance genes.
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Armstrong's mom is still involved with the church, and explains that LDS leadership has recently announced it will allow its young missionaries to call home weekly, abandoning its previous rule of just twice a year.
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In recent years, as the bros have come and gone through Nashville, Mr. Young has remained out of the fray, once or twice a year releasing a serious-minded song about romantic dedication or its collapse.
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Community Supported Agriculture Subscription: $60/month for a weekly delivery of fresh, local veggiesDog Food: $35/month, but she donates blood at the vet school twice a year in exchange for free veterinary care and vaccines.
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Lark, accessible by ship only twice a year from the mainland, is a closed patriarchal society mired in religion, paganism, suspicion, superstition and corrupt do-goodery which has suspended it in a sort of unenlightened rigor.
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Sincerely,AwkwardDear Awk,I don't know who came up with the adage, "business and friendship don't mix," but I find myself hating that person once or twice a year when it proves to be completely untrue.
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Moving to Atlantic time would be equivalent to year-round daylight savings time, ending the practice of moving clocks forward and back twice a year and bringing an extra hour of afternoon daylight in the winter.
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Buffett's pay was disclosed in a Friday regulatory filing, in which Berkshire also recommended the rejection of three shareholder proposals at its May 217.9 annual meeting, including that it disclose its political contributions twice a year.
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Twice a year around 1 firms are allowed to sign up customers for a new product or operational approach, with full disclosure and an FCA guarantee that they will not lose out if things go wrong.
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The MAS discloses less information than most other major central banks about how it comes to its decisions, including not releasing minutes of its monetary policy meetings, and it only announces policy decisions twice a year.
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Every US president has signed such a waiver twice a year after a law was passed in 1995 mandating the relocation of the embassy unless the White House certifies doing so would raise national security concerns.
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Known as the clematis Meghan, the lovely plant flowers twice a year – both in the spring or early summer, appropriately around the time of Meghan and Prince Harry's royal wedding anniversary and again in early autumn.
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I have this habit of flipping my mattress twice a year, and because I didn't expect the owner to have done that, my boyfriend and I decided to flip the mattress before we did anything else.
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The online program, which would require students to be on campus once or twice a year, is expected to attract 40 to 50 students initially, said William C. Banks, interim dean of the Syracuse law school.
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Twenty airmen from the 109th, based at Stratton Air National Guard Base in Scotia, New York, flew seven missions to Canadian Forces Station Alert as part of the twice a year effort to supply the station.
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Under our bill, colleges are required to contact students via email twice a year, and no less than 30 days before voter registration deadlines for federal and state elections, with active links to voter registration information.
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There was nothing unusual about the violations and state officials see no need to increase the routine cycle of surprise inspections beyond the usual twice a year, said Kathleen Keenan, a spokeswoman for the Florida regulator.
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The exchange, the world's oldest and largest market for industrial metals, said in a statement it tests the site in Chelmsford twice a year and that Friday's move was not part of its coronavirus contingency planning.
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A hidden panel was built into the back of the master bedroom to access the clock, so a building manager can manually change the time twice a year, said Roger Fortune, a vice president with Stahl.
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Broadway, with new offerings all the time, is one of the major draws for tourists, and is heavily marketed by the tourism agency, which twice a year invites shows to perform at conventions of travel planners.
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The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions, which reviews the domestic stability buffer requirement twice a year, has increased it by 25 basis points every time since it was introduced at 1.5% in June 2018.
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Twice a year, her father-in-law, Paulino Malvez, hopped on trucks the Cojuangcos dispatched to the hacienda to bring farmers to the payment center — a cockfighting arena next to a mansion shrouded in forest cover.
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So difficult to reach is Forvik, which Mr. Hill says means "island of the bay of sheep," that he visits only about twice a year, though a shelter he built there in 2008 is still standing.
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The race, which is held twice a year in July and August, is contested by 10 riders, each representing one of the city's 17 contrade, or parishes, racing around a makeshift earth track in the square.
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The World Health Organization meets twice a year, once for the Southern Hemisphere and once for the Northern Hemisphere, to examine global flu surveillance and recommend the flu strains they expect will cause the most illness.
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Twice a year, students in the Vermont College of Fine Arts (VCFA)'s low-residency MFA in Visual Art gather on campus for residency—a vibrant and intense period of artistic discussion, critiques, lectures and exhibitions.
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Karen says that her daughter and McClanahan would only see each other twice a year, but McClanahan would call and text her daughter constantly: "He would want to hang out with her all the time," Karen says.
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It said the additional dividends were due to a change in its dividend policy, according to which it will pay at least 35 percent of net profit, according to international accounting standards in payouts twice a year.
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The former employee who oversaw changing filters said that there were around 1,0003 installed on the taps and fountains throughout the 67-school, 35,054-student district — each of which would need to be replaced twice a year.
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I get it cut twice a year by a student at a local beauty school for $20, pick up whatever cheap drugstore shampoo smells the best, and rarely touch hot tools unless the occasion calls for it.
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Debuted on the West Coast in 2015 off the success of "RuPaul's Drag Race," DragCon now happens twice a year: May in Los Angeles, California (May 24 to 26 this year), and September in New York (Sept.
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Now, a tech startup called Zugata has raised $7 million in Series A venture funding to replace the crusty old performance review with something more motivating to this group than a twice-a-year, managerial write-up.
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Twice a year Mr Javid makes a point of reading the courtroom scene in "The Fountainhead", in which the hero proclaims that he would rather go to prison than bow down before the will of the crowd.
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Pointing to vacant storefronts, faded motels and a Main Street that caters overwhelmingly to the bikers who visit the beaches here en masse twice a year, supporters of the ordinances said Daytona Beach was clamoring for investment.
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"Journalists who are at the White House more than one day per week should be subject to drug screenings to occur no more than twice a year at random times," the proposal said, according to the Post.
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It is a tour that Esotouric only hosts twice a year due to the complicated effort of obtaining 180 dumplings from one of the San Gabriel Valley's best hole-in-the-wall dumpling spots, 101 Noodle Express.
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I just show up and I ask some questions but I did a little bit of work this time and I found out that CES, at one point, happened twice a year, in Las Vegas and Chicago.
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"The movie certainly gave a shot in the arm to the dinosaur market," said James Hyslop, a specialist at Christie's, which holds hybrid "Travel, Science and Natural History" sales twice a year at its South Kensington location.
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Bocabello usually prunes his more than 400 bonsai trees (a hundred of which are kuromatsu) twice a year, so he ends up with many pounds of these precious leftovers that can be used in the IPA recipe.
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Eclipses occur in pairs, twice a year, and their purpose is to make sure we're on the correct path toward our destiny—the further off the rightful track we've veered, the more intense the eclipse will feel.
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Buckingham Palace said in a statement in August that Andrew met Epstein in 1999 and saw him "infrequently and probably no more than only once or twice a year," including after Epstein's release from jail in 2010.
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Twice a year, the Met turns over its galleries to adolescent visitors — anyone 13 or older with a middle school or high school ID — for a free evening of making art, experiencing art and just having fun.
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Kylie Lariviere, the shop's owner, visits France twice a year to scout out new merchandise, and she's the only distributor in the United States for Henri le Roux, makers of silky-smooth chocolate bars and delectable caramels.
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On Monday, the Treasury Department -- in its twice-a-year report to Congress -- said it found no major trading partners "at this time" in violation of troubling foreign exchange practices that would trigger the label, including China.
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State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said the agency was disappointed by Ryabkov's decision to call off the meeting, calling the move to expand the sanctions list routine and noting that the U.S. does so twice a year.
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"Financial system vulnerabilities remain elevated and more effort is required to ensure that the system remains resilient over the longer-term," said governor Adrian Orr in the bank's financial stability review, which is held twice a year.
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In Italy, our ancestors were given meat twice a year — on Christmas and Easter by that same stingy landlord — but most days they subsisted on bread stretched with chestnuts or saw dust to feed the whole family.
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We use a range of approaches—twice-a-year performance reviews, peer feedback, manager feedback, one-on-one coaching and, in some cases, mediation—to ensure that employees have the support they need to meet those expectations.
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They lived with their mother in a small house near the railroad tracks, and survived on her earnings from a variety of menial jobs—their absentee father dropped in on the family once or twice a year.
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At 2.5 million it's the nation's largest, and is growing exponentially as the sows birth litters of five to six piglets twice a year and those piglets can start reproducing before they are even a year old.
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