Sentence examples for a new fixed term from inspiring English sources

The tenancy agreement did include a clause that would convert the agreement into a "periodic" tenancy at the end of the six months if we did not opt to take out a new fixed term agreement.

Last week Close Brothers launched a new fixed-term deposit account paying 5% for two years; however, at least £10,000 is needed and, in a sign of expecting huge interest, the offer is only available until Tuesday 13 January.

The regulations include: Suppliers sending details of a new fixed-term offer at least 60 days before the end of a contract.

In June, over a quarter of new fixed-term employment contracts lasted a week or less, up from just under 16% before the crash.

And new fixed-term work regulations introduced by the Department of Trade and Industry have just come into force.

The most significant change in this regard was the introduction in 1984 of new fixed-term contracts with lower dismissal costs than the permanent ones.

For those seeking a new fixed-rate mortgage there is some good news.

Despite their institutional identity, these clinics are self-financed and are in line with the government's private sector reliance policy for TCM graduate PGT — only 45 junior posts are made available each year for about 90 new graduates, under a fixed term of 12 months [ 18, 21].

Therefore a contract for a fixed term may not validly be made".

If adopted, the new measures would set a "fixed term" of five years for Parliaments but require a 55 percent Commons majority voting against the government to force a parliamentary dissolution, in place of the existing rule that requires only a simple majority.

The recruitment of an outsider for a fixed term added to the public editor's independence.