Sentence examples for the fixed term from inspiring English sources
verb
To pierce; now generally replaced by transfix. (Of a piercing look) to direct at someone.
- He fixed me with a sickly grin, and said, "I told you it wouldn't work!"
The fixed term is normally six or 12 months.
They forced a number of changes, including the fixed term elections which NSW now enjoys.
But the Brexit crisis has already generated calls for the fixed term to be junked.
The arrangement fee is £295 and there is a 5% redemption penalty in the fixed term.
I've thought a good deal since then about the question of the fixed term.
Rates for the fixed term are less than 0.5percentt more than those of WaMu's conventional interest-only loan.
"Sometimes I think they forget about the fixed-term parliament act," one opposition politician told me.
"With the fixed-term parliaments bill, it's very unlikely," he said at the time.
Patents and the fixed-term monopolies they create are the reward.
In total, 280 of the fixed-term expulsions were from primary schools, and in 20 cases the child responsible was just five years old.
The fixed-term parliaments bill could widen the gap by making dissolution more difficult and enabling parties to change coalition partners without having to appeal to the voters.
