Sentence examples for fixed terms from inspiring English sources

Those would be at fixed prices, with the exception of tracker-style tariffs, and also for fixed terms.

Nor should they have fixed terms, he said.

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

President and parliament will have fixed terms, with elections every five years.

Yet in Britain we're still locked into the same cycle of fixed terms and definitions we've had since Dickens.

Betsy Gotbaum, the city's public advocate, has proposed fixed terms and a chairman other than the chancellor.

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

The Cortes was convened frequently to consent to taxation (servicio) for fixed terms and for specific purposes.

Governments can in theory sack them, although it would be very difficult; they are appointed to fixed terms.

Their debts mainly mortgages on homes, offices or factories have fixed terms; they often have fixed interest rates too.

Cameron said he wanted to see fixed terms for all new council and housing association tenancies lasting as little as five years to help increase social mobility.