Sentence examples similar to a non-fixed term from inspiring English sources
a. non-fixed 'one'-phrase: yī 'one'-UW-noun.
Therefore a contract for a fixed term may not validly be made".
It's made the same way too, with a mixture of fixed and non-fixed cameras, for a serious behind-the-scenes snoop at a cop shop.
The recruitment of an outsider for a fixed term added to the public editor's independence.
A tougher choice is between a "recalculated" life expectancy and a "fixed term" life.
"Temporary is when there is a fixed term," Pierre Encreve, a culture ministry official, explained.
Buyers pay a deposit and make repayments over a fixed term, usually 12 to 36 months.
MH: You've proposed an initiative to make the NASA administrator a fixed term, right?
The director would have a fixed term, maybe six years, and a guaranteed budget.
129 MSPs sit for a five-year fixed term, with one chosen to become presiding officer, equivalent to the Speaker in the House of Commons, who sits on a non-party basis.
We reduced the full models by stepwise exclusion of non-significant fixed terms, taking into consideration the AICc: if the exclusion of a non-significant term increased the AICc this term was re-entered into the model.
