Sentence examples for fixed term has from inspiring English sources

Providing that everything is done in writing, and people are give two months' notice, it allows landlords to force tenants out of their homes once an initial fixed term has ended, without any obligation to explain why.

A section 21 notice gives a landlord an automatic right of possession without having to give any reasons once the initial fixed term has expired, which in Koper's case it has.

Landlords can typically boot people out of rented flats with two months' notice once a fixed term has elapsed.

We should have fixed term parliaments and remove the whole issue of election timing from the repertoire of prime ministerial power.

In those days we did not have fixed term parliaments, the Prime Minister called an election after three and a half years or four years if they wanted, so it was very difficult to say what a full term was.

This is particularly relevant for VET teachers who more than others have fixed term contracts.

Those adopting the new Un-Carrier plans still count as postpaid customers, even though they don't have fixed term contracts.

It is worse, he said, than imprisonment, which has a fixed term.

The judge said that if he had imposed fixed term sentences on the pair, rather than indeterminate sentences for public protection, Saddique would have been jailed for 22 years and Liaqat for 16 years.

"One of the things the commentariat has not understood is that for the first time in history we've got fixed term parliaments.

Cameron says that because we have a fixed term parliament, there should be more debates.