Sentence examples for some fixed term from inspiring English sources

Career 'death' and prolonged rural appointments were a common fear, and proposed policy solutions focused considerably on career incentives, such as guaranteed promotion or a study opportunity after some fixed term of service in a remote or hardship area.

The rates on some products, such as some fixed-term bonds, have already been replicated under all three brands.

At age 30, only about one third of astronomy PhDs have an academic position--some permanent, some fixed-term --at UK universities or observatories.

Gordon Brown made a speech outlining Labour's proposals for referendums on the electoral system and on an elected House of Lords – and for fixed term parliaments (some crucial details are still awaited on how this might work).

Punishment requires a fixed term.

There is no fixed term now.

More equal constituency sizes Fixed term parliaments, including this one.

The fixed term is normally six or 12 months.

The director would have a fixed term, maybe six years, and a guaranteed budget.

"Temporary is when there is a fixed term," Pierre Encreve, a culture ministry official, explained.

Therefore a contract for a fixed term may not validly be made".