Sentence examples similar to while fixed term from inspiring English sources

While fixed-term funding and other financial constraints are commonplace, adverse unforeseen events can also occur: for example, the American invasion of Panama in 1989 stopped the screening program implemented among the Kuna Indians in the San Blas archipelago off the coast of Central America [14].

Some of these offer fixed rates over fixed terms, while others offer instant access.

Criminals sentenced to a range — like Ms. Ortiz's 17 years to life — still earn their first hearing after serving the minimum, while those given a fixed term — say 10 years — can be paroled after serving six-sevenths of their sentence.

He adds that it was a shame Mr Monti had not managed to do more to deal with the duality of the Italian labour market, in which younger workers are on temporary or fixed term contracts while older workers are on permanent contracts that make it almost impossible to make them redundant.

Among others, the Assembly wants the inspector general to serve at the pleasure of the governor, while the Senate wants the appointee to have a fixed term, though the Senate would reduce the term from five years to two.

"Its policy objectives have been undermined by the realpolitik of public debt, so local authorities will be compelled to bring in fixed term tenancies and increased rents, without keeping the income, while housing associations will face no such strictures".

Punishment requires a fixed term.

There is no fixed term now.

While ARM's rates typically start out lower than those for fixed rate mortgages, after their initial fixed term they can be changed annually for the remainder of the loan.

More equal constituency sizes Fixed term parliaments, including this one.

The fixed term is normally six or 12 months.