Sentence examples for automatic lifetime from inspiring English sources

As such, they can't be named because all victims of sexual offences have automatic lifetime anonymity.

The Attorney General's Office has warned that sex offence victims have automatic lifetime anonymity and publishing details that can lead to their identification is a criminal offence.

She said: "Victims of sexual offences have automatic lifetime anonymity and the publication of names or information which can lead to their being identified is a criminal offence.

The BOA had taken the hardest possible anti-doping line: an automatic lifetime ban from the British Olympic team for any offence carrying a suspension longer than six months.

"Victims of sexual offences have automatic lifetime anonymity and the publication of names or information which can lead to their being identified is a criminal offence.

And those teachers had tenure, automatic raises and lifetime pensions.

It offers lifetime automatic geotagging so photos and videos arrive at the user's computer with location information already included to identify where the image was captured.

The bottom line: "Research students need to know what too many seem to want not to know, that doing a PhD is not an automatic passport to a lifetime in academia," writes the chair report committee, Athene Donald, in a blog post.

If, going forward, we eliminated all the automatic raises and promises of huge lifetime benefits, we'd have an enormous amount of money to devote to merit pay, hardship-assignment incentives, and recruiting in subjects where we have shortages.

Much of what he has seen and experienced in New York is a lifetime first: first escalator, first automatic revolving door, first traffic light, first skyscraper.

Unlike typical human-to-human communications, MTC devices are equipped with batteries of finite lifetime and generate bursty and automatic data without or with low human intervention, so that traffic in the uplink direction is accentuated [3].