Sentence examples for Term expiration date from inspiring English sources

e360: Your term "expiration date" is striking.

The term "expiration date" itself is arguably a misnomer; the dates are simply the point to which pharmaceutical companies can guarantee a drug's maximum effectiveness.

LEAPS, by the very nature of their long-term expiration dates, help to overcome this stigma.

WaveCrest officials and the Clark campaign declined to disclose the options' terms or expiration date.

Because the fundraising process is based on timing (both the VCs' internal decision-making timelines and the term sheet expiration dates), the first step is to meet all the relevant VCs you can in order to bring everyone up to the same level of knowledge.

Because the fundraising process is based on timing (both the VCs' internal decision-making timelines and the term sheet expiration dates), the first step is to meet all the relevant VCs you can in order to bring everyone up to the same level of knowledge.

The White House's goal would be for Mr. Mueller to keep serving past his term's current expiration date of Sept. 4 without going through a new confirmation process.

And the retailer or card issuer will have to print the terms of any expiration date in capital letters in at least 10-point type.

A temporary constitution or constitutional provision, as this Essay defines it, limits its own term and lapses at its expiration date unless reenacted through regular constitutional amendment procedures.

Someone gives you a term sheet to invest in or acquire your company (or some other transaction), but they put an expiration date into the term sheet and if you don't accept by that date, the offer explodes.

"It was a good trial, passionate, but in terms of consequences the imminent expiration date takes all the pathos out of the verdict," said prosecutor Henry John Woodcock after the sentence was delivered on Wednesday.