Sentence examples for fixed term to from inspiring English sources

But the Brexit crisis has already generated calls for the fixed term to be junked.

In the second step the vector of cluster memberships Q obtained from Structure was added as a fixed term to

Isabelle Choat will become Travel Editor on a one year fixed term contract to cover Andy Pietrasiks's secondment to Travel Editor, Guardian Unlimited.

Your new partner in China is likely to expect you to invest significantly in the relationship, often without fixed terms, and to respond to his shifting needs.

Clark's solution to this dilemma was that the first postdoc appointment should be fixed term, only moving to a more stable, rolling basis after successful survival of that "proving ground".

Mr Cameron said tenants could be given fixed terms of up to 10 years and move on if their circumstances had changed.

Its pitfall is an American Idol selection process and fixed terms as opposed to the discipline of parliamentary consensus building kept honest by the threat of snap elections.

'Pundits should have fixed terms' Jump to media player In this Viewsnight author Naomi Klein argues that professional commentators should have fixed terms.

It stands for London Interbank Offered Rate, and is made up of banks' own estimates each day of their borrowing costs in various currencies and various fixed terms up to one year.

Unlike the eight other voting members on the panel, who are appointed to fixed terms by legislative leaders, governor appointees serve at will and can be dismissed at any time.

In fact many insiders reckon it is unlikely the Lib Dems and Conservatives could have got together in the first place without first agreeing to make fixed term parliaments a key policy.