Sentence examples for fixed term that from inspiring English sources

The independent mood of the two municipal assemblies was neutralized by making an exceptional procedure the rule: dictatorial powers were now granted for a fixed term that was always renewed.

"I am happy to continue as director, and the SFO will continue to take on the sort of cases for which it was designed," said David Green, who was appointed to the role in 2012 for a fixed term that was due to end in April this year.

They usually serve for fixed terms that are longer than the term of the parliament, and they may have some discretion in the appointment of a prime minister or the dissolution of the parliament.

It takes into account (measures) the interdependency between the estimated parameters and therefore provides a better approximation for the complexity term compared with methods that apply a fixed term for each additional parameter.

Most parents are unaware that exclusions, fixed term or permanent, are governed by strict rules and procedures, she added.

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

A third reason is that fixed terms would erase the political premium on appointing justices at young ages.

The SEI model can be expressed in structural equation terms as in equation [2]: Y1 = λI1η1 + ε1     [2] Where, Y1 is the single symptom or general measure, η1 is the underlying latent construct, λI1 is the factor loading that is fixed at "1.0" and ε1 is the error term that is fixed at "0".

Much of it we've heard before, the most significant announcement was of a social security cap fixed in cash terms – that is to say, a budget which can be eaten up by inflation.

Second, the funds are generally invested in government stock with a rate of interest fixed in money terms that may be below market rates; the real value of the accumulated savings may thus be substantially eroded by inflation by the time of retirement.

Queenslanders also voted on a referendum for fixed four-year parliamentary terms that looks likely to succeed.