Sentence examples for renewable term from inspiring English sources

Appointment is typically for a renewable term of two to five years.

Each September, the Astronomy Graduate Students should elect a GSAC representative for a one-year, renewable term.

She said city officials told her then that the city could not grant any private group a contract longer than the typical three-year, renewable term.

Professor Timothy M. Swager of chemistry has been selected as a John D. MacArthur Professor for a five-year, renewable term.

Edward Baron Turk, professor of foreign languages and literatures, was appointed to the John E. Burchard Professorship for a five-year renewable term.

Ernest J. Moniz, professor of physics, is the next holder of the Cecil and Ida Green Distinguished Professorship for a five-year renewable term.

The partners will be a bit like YC's "part-time partners," a role the program created in 2011, except that part-time partners — who are invited to stay for six months — operate on renewable terms, and most tend to renew their position.

They generally hold three-year renewable terms.

All appointments are for six-year renewable terms.

Such appointments are made for five‐year, renewable terms.

The successful authors will receive "five year renewable terms, a $1,500 advance, 50percentt eBook royalty rate, easy rights reversions and featured Amazon marketing".