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biennial
(redirected from biennium)

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biennial
Occurring every 2 years. Contrast with biannual, which means occurring twice a year. (It's important to know the difference if an adjustable-rate mortgage provides for rate changes biannually or biennially.)


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National chairs who served during the 2001-2003 biennium included, from left, Carolyn Malnes, local associations; Gail Berenson, NCTM, conferences Tom Ediger, NCTM, composer commissioning; and Phyllis Lehrer, NCTM, college faculty forum.
Connor, Under-Secretary-General for Administration and Management, on 24 December 1997 at Headquarters, as he briefed correspondents on the adoption of the United Nations programme budget for the 1998-1999 biennium and the new approved scale of assessments.
However, under the Oregon Constitution, if the amount of general fund revenues actually received in a biennium exceeds the amount of revenues estimated for the biennium by 2% or more, the excess must be returned to Oregon taxpayers.
 
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