Sentence examples for introduction of fixed term from inspiring English sources

The introduction of fixed term and starter tenancies, and the bedroom tax, have contributed to greater instability for tenants.

But given the current climate, critics argue that, in fact, the opposite is happening and some have defended the introduction of fixed terms.

We have seen the introduction of fixed-term parliaments and of police and crime commissioners.

But the introduction of fixed-term parliaments has changed the context in which such decisions are taken.

He then outlined a series of proposals which included: Curbing the power of the prime minister by considering the introduction of fixed-term parliaments.

The majority of candidates responding to the election web initiative Demref 2010 call for the introduction of fixed-term parliaments, which would abolish the traditional right of the PM to set the date.

The change – announced by Sir George Young, the leader of the Commons, to tie in with the introduction of fixed-term parliaments – means the next Queen's speech will not take place until the spring of 2012.

It is intended that, in future, the speech will regularly happen in May, as, with the introduction of fixed-term parliaments, this is the month when general elections will be held.

"You feel lucky if you score any sort of fixed-term contract," Blake says.

Let's make Athena Swan awards dependent on low levels of fixed-term contracts.

He suggests a "supply and confidence" deal would now be possible, because of fixed-term parliaments.