Sentence examples for In the expiry from inspiring English sources

He also acquiesced in the expiry of 12-year-old budget rules that made it difficult to cut taxes or increase spending if it raised the deficit.

It also records the time of arrival of a context-item in the cache and time left in the expiry of a context data items validity.

The cloud server assigns varied expiry periods EXP, rate of decrements r a t e EXP, and trigger time t r EXP for its registered clients, which introduces variability in the expiry period.

Although a reduction in the expiry date from 36 to 24 months may have little bearing for a trial of 12 months duration, the effect of such reduction on a 30 months trial can be very costly.

This test consists in determining the expiry and the nature cracking in annular samples of mortar containing waste, run around a sufficiently rigid steel heart to prevent the deformation.

More plausible are technical explanations, in particular the expiry of government restrictions on large stock sales by institututional investors later this week.

The drug firm that makes a generic version of a blockbuster ulcer pill is simply cashing in on the expiry of a rival's patents.

The bank said: We see a number of headwinds facing the group in 2011/12: including the coupon on the hybrid security, dilution from the April sale of three wind farms, lower gas and power demand, lower gas storage profits and the expiry of in-the-money gas and power contract.

The IMF noted that there had been a dip in activity after the expiry in December 2009 of the stamp duty holiday on properties worth up to £175,000.

This was especially problematic because Bayer was instituting a new branding strategy in preparation of the expiry of the aspirin patent in the United States.

All countries must do what they can to reach agreement by 2009, and to have it in force by the expiry of the current Kyoto protocol commitment period in 2012".