"Temporary is when there is a fixed term," Pierre Encreve, a culture ministry official, explained.
"I think there ought to be a fixed term for his job".
FICO, and other generic credit scores, usually differentiate between "good debt" and "bad debt". Good debt is a fixed term installment loan, often used to purchase an asset.
The NETI appointment type is a fixed term contract for the duration of one (1) year, with a possible extension of a second (2nd) year.
When, after eight years, I obtained a job in heritage, which was low-paid but at national level, it was a fixed-term contract: three years later, at 40, I was again unemployed.
A few years ago, he said, he relinquished future royalties from his later songs to a third party for a $2 million payment in what he thought was a fixed-term licensing agreement but which turned out to be an outright sale; he invested that money in a recording studio project that has since failed.
But this was a fixed-term lectureship.
Civil service took one-third longer.14 Compulsory service implies the right to return to the previous firm and job, unless it was a fixed-term contract.
William Hague, the foreign secretary, defended the move on BBC Radio 4's The World at One: "Once you agree that there should be a fixed-term parliament, it is only fixed-term if there is some provision to really give it credibility to make it hard to dissolve parliament, other than exceptional circumstances, part way through its five-year term.
However, this is a fixed-term account – you can choose from one, three or five years – so you will only have access to the money when the account matures.
He leaves the role in November after five years ("I always say, it's better to be asked why you're leaving, rather than when you're leaving," he says in a jolly, irrelevant way, since it's a fixed-term post and nobody would ask him anyway).
