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• After paying a deposit (usually a minimum of ten per cent), you pay monthly instalments over a fixed term at a fixed rate of interest.
• Korean Buddhist thought devoted itself to philosophical reformation and the overcoming of fixed concepts from the beginning.
• Instead, she said the change to a fixed price agreement allowed Irish Rail more control over what methods would be used during the project.
• He's wheelchair bound, and had an eerie sort of fixed smile on his face.
• These efforts tend to see childhood as a fixed notion and not to appreciate the importance of culture within society.
• As the tape finished, the light flicked back on again, leaving me staring at my own reflection once more, my fixed expression registering even more stunned shock than before.
• This means that he held the conclusion as a fixed view and tried to bring forward arguments in favour of it, though without logical success.
• Fixed rates are exactly that, loans with a fixed rate of interest for an agreed period, usually two, three or five years.
• The advantage for the farmer is that he can plan his requirements and have guaranteed delivery of his feed inputs at a fixed price over an agreed period of time.
• With one house in Bearsden already on the market for a fixed price of £2m, a new record is likely this year.
• He does this while staring me straight in the eye, a fixed smile on his face.
• Even homes in two of the city's most sought-after suburbs, were on the market at fixed prices.
• On closer inspection, the women's tight, fixed smiles betrayed the very end of patience.
• She has staring eyes and a permanent pert, fixed smile.
• From the moment that we are born into the world to the day in which we die, we as humans develop our own systems of fixed beliefs; paradigms that we accept as truths and therefore rarely question.
• They want me to quote a fixed price.
• But because Mia was their first child, they assumed the fixed expression on her face was normal for a newborn baby.
• These mortgages are primarily priced at a fixed rate.
• It is widely believed that the Chinese football league is plagued by irregularities, including unfair refereeing, fixed matches and betting.
• Since he has never been to Indonesia before, he did not want to come with a fixed concept, but rather to discover the new situation first.
• The soldier just stared back at him, expression fixed and stony.
• Taking it a step further, few news reports have examined how society's fixed notion of gender roles may determine more than just who is being bullied.
• But even a loan with a variable interest rate may contain provision for a fixed rate period.
• It is not for this column to enter the political debate over ID cards - the Government evidently has its own fixed view of their value, consultations notwithstanding.
• In each case there is an arrangement fee of £299 with no tie-ins after the fixed rate period.
• It is worth looking around, as you descend, to work out how on earth the original explorers managed to have fixed iron ladders meandering up the pitch.
• And then, of course, there are the vast swathes of people in the middle who don't have a fixed view either way.
• With painfully fixed smiles, the children kept the curious foreigners entertained for a while, and then at the end invited us to dance a traditional folk dance with them.
• Perceived value is certainly not a fixed notion, for it varies over a host of ever-changing attributes.
• In the past, the greatest flexibility that mortgage holders were offered was the choice of a variable or a fixed rate.
• Art teachers can think of this activity as a means to circumvent fixed attitudes about drawing in a naturalistic mode.
• We also want to send visitors who come up with a fixed view of Highlands culture away happy.
• Two young women in knee-length boots and fixed smiles are schmoozing the room.
• The fixed standpoint ossifies while the world moves on.
• There is no standard fixed price veterinarians must charge for certain operations, and it's a seller's market.
• During this period fixed rate mortgages have increased by nearly half a point to 5.97%.
• A fixed rate of interest is applied, which is usually much higher than the general retail rate.
• His songs lend themselves to other voices, they are not bound by fixed notions of gender, time or place.
• I lost my patience and I lost my fixed greeting smile.
• He seemed to carry on a silent battle, but then sighed and a fixed expression came over his face.
• ‘With the markets having calmed down and with fixed rates fairly highly priced, borrowers are looking more at discounts or trackers,’ she said.
• The view that childhood is a fixed notion, determined by biological and psychological facts rather than culture or society, is implicit.
• But if you think you'll be in your home for a longer period, a fixed rate may be a better choice, he says.
• All the players of the five teams who appeared in the fixed matches would be barred from playing next season and their coaches banned for a year.
• Prior to the recent changes, this fixed price included free fruit, yoghurts and desserts.
• It is then that they noticed that his eyes have a fixed expression, then when they saw him open the book in hand and move his fingers across to read the Braille and laugh to himself.
• Most of her paintings were self-portraits showing her with a fixed , expressionless face staring out at viewers.
• A delusion is a fixed belief in something manifestly absurd or untrue, and that can't be overcome by reason.
• Diverting off at a tangent for a second, I'm wondering if all of these unexpected phenomena indicate that I have a head full of fixed expectations that might be holding me back in other areas.
• That said, I believe this could work to our advantage as there tends to be a fixed expectation and image about their cars.
• The eyes were always fixed ahead and regarded us only as obstacles to be sidestepped.
• Thread the fixed clamp jaws securely to the pipe sections.
• The bonds pay a fixed rate of interest, currently 3%.
• When the general acts with a fixed view, every bit of new information is interpreted in relation to that view, and emerging possibilities are missed.