"I think there ought to be a fixed term for his job".
A number of Iliffe's trading subsidiaries assigned unregistered mastheads (trademark titles) to the parent company and then licensed them back for a fixed term for a lump-sum payment.
The scheme, which involved a number of Iliffe's trading subsidiaries assigning unregistered mastheads (trademark titles) to the parent company and then licensing them back for a fixed term for a lump-sum payment, was successfully challenged by HMRC.
But when, in the light of American experience, I review the programme of constitutional reform which is widely advocated in Britain today a written constitution, a bill of rights, judicial review, an elected second chamber, decentralisation and devolution, freedom of information, proportional representation and a fixed term for parliament—I shudder.
It is a hybrid life expectancy, combining recalc for one spouse with a fixed term for the other.
Duysak, a twenty-something with Turkish roots who was born and raised in Germany, was working as a contractor for a fixed term for the last part of his stay in the U.S. under a work and study visa.
Here's how this plays out for Joe and Mary: Because Joe wants Mary and, after her, their children, to inherit the IRA, he chooses a recalculated life for himself and a fixed term for Mary.
The protocol estimates biological and technical variance between the groups using a mixed effects linear model involving a fixed term for the difference between groups and random deviations representing differences between samples and gels.
Log-transformed data of AUCtau were modelled using linear regression with a fixed term for age group, which is identical to a simple t test comparing age groups.
You donate the asset to a remainder trust that pays you an annuity for a fixed term of up to 20 years, or for your life.
