Sentence examples similar to term for five year from inspiring English sources

Commuter rail fares would be frozen in real terms for five years by a Conservative government, David Cameron will promise.

NBC Universal's position is that the contract's not being signed will have no significance because both sides had worked under its terms for five years — and that many Hollywood deals are never signed and still remain in effect.

The commission said it had accepted I.B.M.'s offer to supply some spare parts and technical information to companies that service and maintain I.B.M. mainframe computers on nondiscriminatory terms for five years.

As inflation has fallen, and the labour market tightened, this case has been growing weaker: the last quarter of 2014 saw the first significant wage increase, in real terms, for five years.

In the past few days, the Conservatives have said they will increase spending on the NHS by £8bn, freeze rail fares in real terms for five years at a cost of £1.8bn and give people three days off a year so that they can volunteer at a cost of £1.25bn.

For that reason, he chose to extend Mr. Callahan's term for two years.

Emergency legislation should extend Mayor Giuliani's term for two years.

The classes reproduced here are a sample of those our students undertake 30-40 hours a week each term for three years.

It gave Cho a reduced sentence of 10 months and suspended the prison term for two years.

Marshall's term runs for five years.

Rambotham's term was for five years, extendable, by mutual agreement, to up to eight years.