Sentence examples for 12-month term from inspiring English sources

David Pearson, the Adass president whose 12-month term ends this week, has proved a tireless advocate of the fundamental importance of social care in an ageing society and a relentless voice on the folly of short-changing it.

When Young's original term as Governor last year he was reappointed for a 12-month term, which he held until September.

For instance, if you subscribe to a monthly magazine for a 12-month term, the contract should end after that period.

It is also affected by the duration of the deal, which will be signed initially for three years, but could be extended for two further 12-month terms.

To date landlords have been held back from offering longer tenancies because of clauses in their mortgage agreements with risk-averse lenders who limit buy to let owners to offering 12-month terms.

Now Orange Money will use the combined power to raise the ceiling on loan amounts, which can now be as high £150,000 on 18-month terms, versus £50,000 on 12-month terms.

The company did not reveal the amount of actual subscribers it has, but did share with me that it has over 200 customers and that current contract closures are predominantly for 12-month terms.

On the other hand, the SBST can identify patients presenting higher levels of disability, pain or fear of movement at short- (6-month) and long- (12-month) terms.

This study revealed that the behavioral group therapy program in elderly smokers resulted in significantly higher CARs, both in short (3-month) and long (6-month and 12-month) terms, than education alone.

Under section 501 of the Migration Act, he fails the character test because he has been sentenced to a prison term of more than 12 months – a 15-month term for assault in 2009.

She served 22 months of a 30-month term before she was freed last May.