half-day session
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsession
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session
noun
uk/ˈseʃ.ən/us/ˈseʃ.ən/
a formal meeting or series of meetings of an organization such as a parliament or a court ...
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(Definition ofsessionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Part-time chairmen are paid £11 for ahalf-daysessionand are appointed for three-year terms.
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Part-time chairmen are paid £9·45 for ahalf-daysessionand are appointed for three-year terms.
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In 2002–03, more than 630,000 children missed at least onehalf-daysession.
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The cost perhalf-daysessionis 35p.
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Consultants hold the equivalent of onehalf-daysessiona week and senior hospital dental officers the equivalent of 10 half-day sessions.
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While the rest of the school was still under construction, classes were held onhalf-daysession.
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Fifteen papers were presented and discussed at six half-day sessions.
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He is a consultant who contracts to give nine half-day sessions a week in the service.
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This provides for anything between two and five half-day sessions in each of the schools served.
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The position in law is that all children must have 400 half-day sessions of schooling each year.
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The service has been increased from two half-day sessions per weekend to full-time sessions at weekends and on bank holidays.
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They attend, on average, for four half-day sessions each week.
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Regulations require there to be 380 half-day sessions during any school year.
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Unfortunately, it is being used only for six half-day sessions a week because the hospital cannot provide suitably trained staff who can interpret the images from the scanner.
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We recognise the value of duty psychiatrist schemes which provide for courts to have a psychiatrist on call or to attend for two or three half-day sessions per week.
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The value of a voucher under the pre-school voucher scheme will be set at £1,100 and is intended to cover the cost of five half-day sessions per week for three terms.
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The district solved the problem by housing students in temporary buildings or by reducing school to half-day sessions.
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