Sentence examples similar to we have fixed term from inspiring English sources

One of the strongest reasons for pushing the case now is we have fixed terms for the Scottish parliament and for the Welsh assembly - a sensible starting point when creating a democratic structure from scratch.

And if we had fixed terms now, none of this rumpus over calling an election during the foot and mouth crisis would be a problem for Mr Blair.

We should have fixed term parliaments and remove the whole issue of election timing from the repertoire of prime ministerial power.

In those days we did not have fixed term parliaments, the Prime Minister called an election after three and a half years or four years if they wanted, so it was very difficult to say what a full term was.

This is particularly relevant for VET teachers who more than others have fixed term contracts.

Those adopting the new Un-Carrier plans still count as postpaid customers, even though they don't have fixed term contracts.

Nor should they have fixed terms, he said.

President and parliament will have fixed terms, with elections every five years.

It should have fixed terms of no more than four years, and each executive should be paid the same as parliamentarians in their own country, with strictly controlled expenses.

Now that we have fixed-term Parliaments, it would be possible for parties to plan these get-togethers well in advance.

"We have fixed-term parliaments so it's more difficult to go to the country in just seven months' time.