Sentence examples for with a fixed term from inspiring English sources

Fees for part-time students with a fixed term of study are calculated pro-rata.

This should include giving greater independence for the Bank of England, with a fixed term for the governor to "insulate" the post from political influence.

So I will make the Director of National Intelligence an official with a fixed term -- like the Chairman of the Federal Reserve -- to foster consistency and integrity in the office of the DNI.

But Mr. Sander's position is also something of an unwieldy hybrid: he has much of the power once held by the chairman but not the broad sway and job security that comes with a fixed term and a vote on the board.

But Mr. Sander's position is also something of an unwieldy hybrid: he has much of the power once held by the chairman, but not the broad sway and job security that comes with a fixed term and a vote on the board.

It is a hybrid life expectancy, combining recalc for one spouse with a fixed term for the other.

Over the past several years, companies in West Bengal, often without regulatory permission, enticed small investors to deposit funds with them for a fixed term by promising a doubling of their money at maturity.

Labour law is complex – with employment contracts for a fixed term only permissible in a limited number of situations.

And statistics for 2011 to 2012, show that children with SEN were much more likely to receive a fixed term exclusion compared with students with no SEN.

Landlords can typically boot people out of rented flats with two months' notice once a fixed term has elapsed.

The Luton women's forum recommended that the mechanisms for selecting committee members ought to be more open and accountable and that appointment to committees should be for a fixed term with rolling replacements.