Sentence examples for should have fixed term from inspiring English sources

We should have fixed term parliaments and remove the whole issue of election timing from the repertoire of prime ministerial power.

It should have fixed terms of no more than four years, and each executive should be paid the same as parliamentarians in their own country, with strictly controlled expenses.

'Pundits should have fixed terms' Jump to media player In this Viewsnight author Naomi Klein argues that professional commentators should have fixed terms.

"Pundits should have fixed terms," left-wing author Naomi Klein recently told the BBC.

Nor should they have fixed terms, he said.

Loans typically have fixed terms of five years or less.

Justice Scalia's untimely passing reminder that we should have fixed, maybe 18-year terms for justices, with regular replacement procedures.

When the engineers at Sun fixed this in Solaris 11, they also should have fixed it in Solaris 10.

You should have fixed it without even asking me!

Their debts mainly mortgages on homes, offices or factories have fixed terms; they often have fixed interest rates too.

Such new year's days don't always have fixed dates, per Gregorian terms.