Sentence examples for fixed term before from inspiring English sources

From her comments about the need to restore British sovereignty and her refusal to negotiate anything close to what the Argentine junta might accept (leaseback, a fixed term before a handover, shared rule, a UN protectorate), we knew that war was coming.

A Chief of Staff is appointed to serve a fixed term of four years, and few indeed of the thirty-four generalsenioror to Marshall in 1939 had four years left before retirement.

He says in terms of detailed policy announcements "of course you don't do that two years before the election, because of five-year fixed term parliaments we're still essentially in mid-term".

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Nor should they have fixed terms, he said.

Coefficient values for fixed terms are represented.

The Fixed Term Parliaments Act of 2011 was brought in to "fix" the parliamentary term at five years.

Yet much needs to be done (R&D productivity, emerging markets) to fix long term growth uncertainties before we can turn more positive - we are still 3%-93%-9%ow long term consensus earnings per share.

Yet we're faced with this legacy of what's gone before, in terms of fixed costs that we have no choice but to cover".

The Fixed-Term Parliaments Act, introduced in 2011, means an election could only be called before 2020 if two-thirds of MPs agreed to it (or one government is voted out and another is not in place after two weeks).

To him "this is a short term fix to a long term problem".