Periodically Scheduled task more than once in a year vs Periodically Scheduled task with more than once in a year

Some examples from the web:

• Saved my behind more than once in making cases stick past deposition.
• Maybe it was actually more than once in awhile.
• Miranda rescued me more than once in Atlanta.
• Maybe we can talk more than once a year.
• I think of you more than once in a while.
• This is a fast moving area of technology and it is desirable to scrutinise more than once in every mandate.
• In particular, an animal shall not be used more than once in experiments entailing severe pain, distress or equivalent suffering.
• Article 9 says that: 'No one may vote more than once in any election of members of the European Parliament'.
• This directive is intended to prevent avoidance of this obligation by groups of insurance companies in contexts where it would otherwise be possible to use the same funds more than once in calculating solvency.
• I say this on account of the fact that I've seen you banjaxed by that lady more than once in your life.
• Indeed, we have done so more than once in this past hour.
• And Banks pops up more than once in Eddie's life.
• It is possible that I might be mad or tense or excited more than once in the next 40 years.
• So we bear a special responsibility, and this Parliament has expressed that responsibility more than once in the past and has called more than once for that responsibility to be accepted.
• Maybe if you cleaned your desk more than once a year.
• I don't think Don Diego comes into the library more than once a year.
• Such a discussion shall not take place more than once a year.
• Member States should be able to stipulate that such information need not be provided more than once a year.
• Such call for interest may be repeated throughout the duration of the aid regime, but not more than once a year.
• Such a request shall be made not more than once a year.

Some examples from the web:

• And this one guy I slept with more than once and now I kind of like, but he thinks my name is Rebecca.
• Saved my behind more than once in making cases stick past deposition.
• Maybe it was actually more than once in awhile.
• Miranda rescued me more than once in Atlanta.
• Maybe we can talk more than once a year.
• I think of you more than once in a while.
• This is a fast moving area of technology and it is desirable to scrutinise more than once in every mandate.
• In particular, an animal shall not be used more than once in experiments entailing severe pain, distress or equivalent suffering.
• Article 9 says that: 'No one may vote more than once in any election of members of the European Parliament'.
• This directive is intended to prevent avoidance of this obligation by groups of insurance companies in contexts where it would otherwise be possible to use the same funds more than once in calculating solvency.
• I say this on account of the fact that I've seen you banjaxed by that lady more than once in your life.
• Indeed, we have done so more than once in this past hour.
• And Banks pops up more than once in Eddie's life.
• It is possible that I might be mad or tense or excited more than once in the next 40 years.
• So we bear a special responsibility, and this Parliament has expressed that responsibility more than once in the past and has called more than once for that responsibility to be accepted.
• Maybe if you cleaned your desk more than once a year.
• I don't think Don Diego comes into the library more than once a year.
• Such a discussion shall not take place more than once a year.
• Member States should be able to stipulate that such information need not be provided more than once a year.
• Such call for interest may be repeated throughout the duration of the aid regime, but not more than once a year.