Sentence examples for offering fixed from inspiring English sources

"Retail bonds are offering around 6 per cent – they look similar to accounts, offering fixed interest, over a fixed term, as long as the company doesn't go bust," Ms Bowes says.

Instead of subsidizing them by offering fixed rates, critics say, the government should be spending its money on people who are still students, struggling either to start or stay in college.

On Sunday, pub firm JD Wetherspoon said that it would allow 24,000 staff to choose between a zero-hours contract and one offering fixed hours after a successful trial of the scheme.

The founder of the UK's largest cinema chain has defended the company's widespread use of zero-hours contracts and pledged to continue using the controversial terms instead of offering fixed hours to employees.

So there is a huge opportunity for SGCC to improve both Internet penetration (beyond the current 40percentt) and the quality of Internet services to citizens by offering fixed line fiber to its users.

Intelligent Divorce, based in Uckfield, East Sussex, is another law firm offering fixed prices, with a deal that is, in effect, a halfway house between full lawyer representation and an automated website.

His product is supposed to solve that problem by analyzing the code in an entirely automated fashion, finding the license requirements, and offering fixes when a problem is found (integrating the recommendations into trackers like Jira or even communications tools like Slack).

"It is clever for Samsung to replace the affected models, not offering fixes," he said, adding this would help consumer confidence.

After coming under intense pressure from business and rights groups, Indiana and Arkansas last year revised religious freedom acts approved by their Republican-controlled legislatures, offering fixes to language that critics said would have allowed people to invoke the laws to deny services to gay and lesbian customers.

These might include private equity, real estate offerings, fixed indexed annuities, and limited partnerships.

Prior to joining Vertex, Yifat was a technology investment banking associate at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in New York, during which she analyzed mergers and acquisitions, equity offerings, fixed income and syndicated financings.