short-termer

Some of the short-termers might, but what'd happen to them when they went home?

In some cases short-termers may receive an allowance for living expenses.

Some expected to be short-termers when they move in, but then stayed on amid what came to be their "family."

The prison kitchen was located in the short-termers' compound.

Are you afraid of letting the short-termers go landside?

Equally sobering, most of the beneficiaries were short-termers with just one foot in the welfare camp.

The proposed budget allocation under short-term expenses of Sfr21,020,000 is sufficient to fund approximately 150 short-termers through the financial period.

The number of budget posts is smaller than that of employees which also include non-staff members such as short‑termers and consultants.

We went first to the short-termers' section, which consisted of several barracks in a surprisingly spacious compound.

The Hess example shows that sometimes labeling shareholders short-termers is more a defensive tactic than a real argument.

Undertrials and any short-termers sentenced to simple imprisonment were allocated only domestic duties.

According to Professor Handler, most welfare recipients are "short-termers."

They are 'short-termers' (up to 2 years), long-term mission partners, and 'associates', whose primary allegiance is to another agency.

The answer could be to reward long-term shareholders with extra votes (or to penalise the short-termers by restricting their voting rights).

They are the short-termers.

You'll get them by waiting and doing nothing, while the short-termers work and have children and dieand their children do the same.

In the year to March 2008 reoffending by recently released short-termers cost the economy up to £10 billion in lost output, court costs and other charges.

Some were still in their cells the scared ones, the decrepit oldsters, the short-termers who didn't dare risk their early discharge.

The extent of the turnover of short-termers is illustrated by statistics showing receptions into prison, as opposed to daily population.

One of the compounds held primarily undertrial prisoners, one convicted short-termers, and the third convicted long-termers.

Short-termers in Washington, take heed: Whatever T.I. is selling, I want one.

According to Badelle's lawyer, Westville is a very dangerous "hellhole" and is only meant for "short-termers" and younger men.

Atlanta-based Tatum places mostly stand-in finance managers, while Epoch in Boston specializes in short-termers for financial services or life sciences companies.

We would strongly encourage you to support the Director General in his endeavors to assimilate the current long-serving short-termers into fixed term positions through internal competitive selections.

Debbie has three short-termers helping her as part of the nottingham team this year, Meg Baker, Lisa Cheung and Daniel Green.