Definition of per annum
: in or for each year
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Tenants of the property's office space include Serco, Manchester City Council, Unison, JC Decaux and go-karting operator Teamsport; with a combined passing rent of £2.71 million ($3.8 million) per annum.
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The 49ers signed Garoppolo to a five-year deal this offseason worth $137 million, the highest per annum deal in the history of the league.
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Obama failed to achieve 3 percent growth per annum over his eight years.
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Then there's the money sluicing in -- projected in short order to be $50 billion per annum.
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The high per annum pay counts against the team’s salary cap if the team decides to keep the player at the contract rate.
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The market is predicted to expand 8.2 percent per annum through 2016-2021 as disposable income has doubled since 2010, according to research group Euromonitor International.
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Gross domestic product growth of 3 to 4 percent per annum is achievable.
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Prius never repeated its 2007 success, but was still selling 140,000 units per annum as recently as 2013.
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Origin and Etymology of per annum
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legal Definition of per annum
: in or for each year
- interest of six percent per annum
Origin and Etymology of per annum
Medieval Latin
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