Sentence examples for fixed term the from inspiring English sources

And they raised absolutely crucial issues – the length of the minimum fixed term, the scope of the review provisions, protections for vulnerable homeless persons provided with private rented accommodation, the ombudsman filter, etc.

We have shown that when political parties have to agree on the replacement of a High-Court judge, designated for a fixed term, the default option significantly affects the incentives to reach an agreement.

Since they serve fixed terms, the governor cannot force them out.

Dr. Farley said that because members served fixed terms, the board was not in theory a rubber stamp for the mayor, though he could not recall the last time the board rejected a mayoral initiative.

If you don't know who will die first, this is the way to go: Choose recalc for the owner and fixed term for the spouse.

<img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0019624.e004.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> As before, genotype is a random factor, with covariances given by the kinship matrix K and Q is a fixed term containing the cluster memberships.

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.

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

One of the strongest reasons for pushing the case now is we have fixed terms for the Scottish parliament and for the Welsh assembly - a sensible starting point when creating a democratic structure from scratch.

The significance of fixed terms was determined using the Wald statistic, which approximates the χ2 distribution.

The model included the fixed terms: species, provenance, and species × provenance, and the random terms: provenance (species), and replicate × provenance (species) (Table 5).   3.