Sentence examples for one year fixed term from inspiring English sources

Isabelle Choat will become Travel Editor on a one year fixed term contract to cover Andy Pietrasiks's secondment to Travel Editor, Guardian Unlimited.

He says in terms of detailed policy announcements "of course you don't do that two years before the election, because of five-year fixed term parliaments we're still essentially in mid-term".

A second year graduate is employed on a one-year, fixed-term contract, but the prestige of the course and qualifications are likely to make graduates attractive candidates.

If you want another one-year fix, Ms Bowes says the best account at the moment is RCI Bank's one-year fixed-term savings account, which pays 2.06 per cent.

Andrew Motion was the first British poet laureate to serve a fixed term, of 10 years (1999 2009).

All urban and regional councils should be encouraged to shift to direct mayoral elections and fixed terms greater than one year.

This budget proposes a one-year fix costing about $23 billion and promises a long-term plan after the election.

That would send an encouraging sign to markets and help the economy, but only if it is a long-term plan, rather than the one-year fix that Senate and House Democrats are proposing.

The analysis did not include the 24-member National Science Board at the National Science Foundation, which is currently filled with members serving six-year terms, or other posts with fixed terms.

Loans typically have fixed terms of five years or less.

Aldermore has a one-year fix at 2.25%.