Sentence examples similar to of indefinite term from inspiring English sources

The probability of being called back is smaller for indefinite term and fixed term contracts.

An important source of downward wage rigidity in European countries is related to the predominance of indefinite-term contracts (Babecký et al. 2010).

The two boys were sentenced to indefinite terms of custody for the murder.

As of last year, nearly 900 sex offenders were locked away for indefinite terms, or as the courts put it "from one day to life".

Theophrastus distinguished three figures of these syllogisms, depending on the position of the indefinite term (also called 'middle term') in the prosleptic premise; for example (1) produces a third figure syllogism, (2) a first figure syllogism.

I find that the monthly wage of native workers covered by fixed-term contracts decreases in response to immigration, while employment is the margin through which native workers on indefinite-term contracts is affected.

In the past two years, human-rights groups and others have filed several lawsuits attempting to force the government to justify the indefinite term of the incarcerations.

A Moscow court sentenced a 37-year-old man to an indefinite term of forced psychiatric treatment on Tuesday in a case that rights activists say was fabricated and part of a crackdown on the street protest movement that has emerged in the past two years.

In 2010, Petry re-enlisted in the U.S. Army for an indefinite term of service.

Inmates on preventive detention are a small and select group sentenced to an indefinite term of imprisonment.

Was there any justification for sentencing the widow of the martyred President Lincoln to an indefinite term in an insane asylum?