Sentence examples for the full term of from inspiring English sources

"He believes that Spurrier will fix this and will succeed, and he wants Spurrier to succeed and to be here for the full term of his contract".

"It is a minority of companies that provide the full term of an option, post-retirement," said Ed Archer, vice president at Pearl Meyer & Partners, an executive compensation consulting firm in New York.

It continued: "Asio advised that the electronic files created in the current version of their case management system have not yet reached the full term of the disposal category assigned.

"We knew when Gaye was pregnant that if we stayed in the south, she would have been forced by a hospital to go the full term of up to 38 or 40 weeks.

It would then project electricity and natural gas prices for the full term of the deal, which could last as long as 10 years, according to former Enron officials.

If the recordings are works for hire, author's rights would continue to belong to the recording company for the full term of the copyright: 95 years for a work for hire or 70 years after the author's death.

Sources declined to share the full terms of the deal.

The companies did not announce the full terms of the takeover on Friday.

Officials, citing confidentiality rules, did not reveal the full terms of the plea agreement.

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