weekly attendance

collocation in English

meaningsofweeklyandattendance

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weekly
adjective
adverb
uk
/ˈwiː.kli/us
/ˈwiː.kli/
happening once a week or ...
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attendance
noun
uk
/əˈten.dəns/us
/əˈten.dəns/
the fact of going somewhere such as a church, school, ...
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(Definition ofweeklyandattendancefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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The figures in the table compare the number of hours ofweeklyattendanceat school and the number of weeks in the school year.
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Where, for reasons such as severe disablement,weeklyattendancewould clearly cause hardship, easements are made to the normal registration conditions.
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The hospital has a useful pathological laboratory with the daily attendance of fully-qualified technicians and theweeklyattendanceof consultants.
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Where in particular casesweeklyattendancewould clearly cause hardship, for example because of severe disablement, easements are made to the normal registration conditions.
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Before the tax one of them had aweeklyattendanceof 6,600.
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In 1946, the year after the war, the averageweeklyattendancewas 31·4 million, and in 1954, 25 million.
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We are not talking about the wider membership but theweeklyattendance.
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It is not considered necessary to provide special accommodation for rest, as night tele- phonists are paid for wakeful attention, and theirweeklyattendanceis only 45 hours.
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The averageweeklyattendancewas 6,966.
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In addition, a number of women telephonists whose normalweeklyattendanceis only 36 hours have had their attendance increased to the full 48 hours, inclusive of meal times.
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Averageweeklyattendancefor all campuses was 10,274 people for 2012.
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In 2006 the averageweeklyattendancewas recorded at 6,780 aged under 18 and 39,490 aged over 18.
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By membership, the church is classified as a megachurch, with an averageweeklyattendancein 2012 of 2,158.
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Weeklyattendanceat teachings is between 10-25 people per teaching and approximately 450 people are currently subscribed to its listserve to receive weekly emails.
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By 1985, the church had aweeklyattendanceof 200 people.
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The averageweeklyattendancefor the regular season stood at 9,026, generated by an aggregate attendance of 1,516,342 supporters.
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Though the current membership is only around 500, it has an averageweeklyattendanceof nearly 2,000.
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In 1990, the church had aweeklyattendanceof 20,000.
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Since launch, theweeklyattendancehas leveled off to about 200.
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The church was founded in his living room in 2007 and has since grown to an averageweeklyattendanceof over 3,500 people.
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