triennially

From 1917 to 1926 a general convention was held triennially.

It was established in 1955 and was published triennially until 1997.

A constitutional amendment passed in 2011 that will switch it to a triennially meeting after 2013.

Since 1964 national conventions have been held triennially.

Wards were replaced by electoral areas, and the entire council was to be elected triennially.

It is published triennially by Sage Publications and was established in 1957.

The Executive met annually, with a larger number of people forming the Commission, meeting triennially.

They elected a Superior General triennially, but her charge could not be prolonged beyond six years.

The Festival of Cartoon Art has been held triennially since 1983.

It is the largest architectural award in the world and is granted triennially.

The commission recommended that elections be held triennially.

The superior, her two assistants, and four consultors are elected triennially.

It presently meets triennially, with a smaller-scale mid-term meeting, every year and a half.

Previously the prize, established in 1891, was awarded triennially for best submitted essay on a subject of the writer's choice.

In such cases, disability benefits are redetermined triennially.

The centres in the network meet triennially to develop work plans for advancing occupational health in key areas.

The Gold Medal is awarded triennially, the other two are awarded annually.

Local authority elections are held throughout New Zealand triennially and are conducted by postal vote.

Metropolitan borough councils elections were held triennially.

The medal is awarded triennially, and Zeeman will be the second ever recipient of the award.

The vacancy rates are calculated triennially for the city by the Federal Bureau of the Census.

Rural and urban district councils, previously elected annually by thirds, could opt for elections of the whole council, triennially.

Local Guardians were elected triennially.

An International Congress is held triennially in the home country of a member organization, and elects the Executive Board.

Ten referendums have been held so far (excluding referendums on alcohol licensing, which were held triennially between 1894 and 1989).