fortnightly
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definition
adverb
evening classes will run fortnightly
every two weeks.
noun
Most major cities have daily and weekly newspapers; in all, there are 20 dailies, 35 weeklies, 33 fortnightlies , 152 monthlies, and 111 quarterlies.
a magazine or similar publication issued every two weeks.
adjective
a fortnightly bulletin
happening or produced every two weeks.
example
There are also frequent replacement lenses, which could be changed daily, weekly, or 'fortnightly' .
She charges regular customers £10 per 20-minute 'fortnightly' session - and, to her surprise, just as many men as women are showing up for the sessions.
The changes, as with the introduction of 'fortnightly' collections in York, are intended to encourage recycling, with garden waste being collected every other week instead of ordinary household rubbish.
Caroni's problems will not be solved by government paying wages, salaries and sums due to cane farmers and others involved in the industry on a 'fortnightly' basis, as happened last week Friday.
The instant version of news was the monopoly of the television channels and the long winding analysis was firmly the domain of the weekly and the 'fortnightly' .
An Arts Council grant has provided this opportunity and banished a ‘Civil Service mentality’ that relied on the comfort of the 'fortnightly' cheque from his RTÉ job.
Their 'fortnightly' meetings over the winter have been a fun place to be and have helped many people to realise they can get that message across - and feel the satisfaction of great achievement.
As a result there are increasing numbers of students in tutorials, which are commonly run 'fortnightly' rather than weekly.
The 'fortnightly' has been so popular that parents who found Eason's in O'Connell Street sold out were driving out to Blanchardstown to get their hands on the latest issue.
The students are monitored 'fortnightly' , in both reading and writing; that will provide the key data, but their MAP test results will also be looked at.
Try to do this weekly or 'fortnightly' to take pressure off your digestive system and allow the body to cleanse and heal itself.
Once a month the supervisor observed each aide conducting visits and visited the clinics 'fortnightly' to discuss the programme and to review the records of the visits.
Whenever he got paid 'fortnightly' he would clear the tab.
After her feet improved, she decided to keep having sessions 'fortnightly' .
Their eggs were then counted and compared with their usual 'fortnightly' yield to see whether true chicken fulfilment - and hence more eggs - could be found in the Viennese master's music.
I have been receiving your esteemed 'fortnightly' regularly, which is popular among one and all.
Don't forget to liquid fertilise the seedlings 'fortnightly' using half strength liquid fertiliser.
Mark Crane, leader of the council, said: ‘One of their criticisms is that they want us to go to 'fortnightly' bin collections, which the people of Selby do not want.’
The Government's been unwilling to change the system, instead urging families to overstate their income, or opt for a lump sum, not 'fortnightly' , payment to avoid any debt.
I should like to join your many readers complaining about the changes made to the rubbish collection in York with the introduction of only 'fortnightly' collections of the household waste bins.
Surely a weekly / 'fortnightly' collection of plastics, etc, by a small number of council lorries would have far less impact on the environment than thousands of individual car journeys to the tip.
Martin Walsh, Co. Secretary, explained that the tests were carried out on a 'fortnightly' basis and the Health Board had been given a free hand regarding the testing.
Defending the council's street cleaning provision, environment spokesman Councillor Colin Hall said roads were inspected on a weekly basis and the council aimed to clean all streets 'fortnightly' .
Home credit lenders are legal operations which offer short-term, small loans to people on low incomes, collecting repayments weekly or 'fortnightly' by calling at customers' homes.
I can't think why the council should even be considering the possibilities of a 'fortnightly' collection of the household waste, with what the implication of such an ill-thought out change such as this would mean.
Since green bins and 'fortnightly' rubbish collections were introduced in Melksham last month, the Wiltshire Times has been inundated with letters and phone calls criticising the system.
But of the 34 per cent who weren't happy with the 'fortnightly' collection, their main concerns were about the hygiene and storage of excess rubbish when the bins were full.
In the past year he has turned one of his fortnightly magazines into a weekly, and one monthly into a 'fortnightly' .
The local 'fortnightly' car boot sale is one of the fundraising activities which Michelle has organised and last Thursday she held a table quiz at Ashes Bar which raised over 250.
She said: ‘If we move to 'fortnightly' collections we will be forced into taking rubbish to the tip.’
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