Sentence examples for minimum fixed term 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.

Hodgson continued to maintain his innocence; convicted murderers sentenced to mandatory life imprisonment in the United Kingdom have their cases reviewed by the Parole Board before the end of the minimum fixed term, averaging 14 years.

For most C.D.'s, there is a $10,000 or $20,000 minimum investment and a fixed term of three or six months, stretching to nine or 12 months in some instances.

Criminals sentenced to a range — like Ms. Ortiz's 17 years to life — still earn their first hearing after serving the minimum, while those given a fixed term — say 10 years — can be paroled after serving six-sevenths of their sentence.

A life sentence with a minimum of 40 years is the equivalent of a fixed term of 80 years, given that fixed-term prisoners can expect to be released on licence after serving half their sentences.

Therefore, re-shaping of the volunteer CHW model in terms of providing them with a minimum fixed income higher than their reservation wage, a minimum wage at which a CHW would be willing to discharge her duties properly [17], might be an important way to addressing the problem of high dropout rate and poor performance.

But I am sure that every merchant would benefit from a deal that has no fixed term and that you can get out of at minimum cost.

Islamic bank al-Rayan currently offers some of the most competitive fixed-rate Isa returns, with its 12-month fixed term Cash Isa, launched earlier this month, paying an indicative profit rate of 1.9% quarterly on a minimum investment of £1,000.

Punishment requires a fixed term.

There is no fixed term now.

More equal constituency sizes Fixed term parliaments, including this one.