Sentence examples for administration expires from inspiring English sources

The attack is a huge blow to the election process, which American officials and President Hamid Karzai have pushed to hold this year, as the mandate of his transitional administration expires.

Nor did he address how he might approach negotiations between the Palestinians and the Israelis if no agreement was reached between them before the Clinton administration expires in January.

President Hamid Karzai and the American ambassador, Zalmay M. Khalilzad, have emphasized the importance of electing a president this year, because the mandate of Mr. Karzai's transitional administration expires at the end of December.

He emphasized taxation issues as tax cuts enacted during the Bush administration expire, as well as Federal Reserve interest rate policy and trade relations with China.

The capital gains tax is 15 percent and is set to go to 20 percent next year if the tax cuts from the George W. Bush administration expire.

"The law doesn't expire with a new government coming in, any more than the laws passed under the Clinton administration expired when the Bush administration came into office," said a State Department official.

If Congress fails to reach a resolution before the tax cuts passed during the George W. Bush administration expire at midnight on Dec. 31, rates will revert to their higher pre-2001 levels.

As Conniff explained it, "Gray liked the marketplace approach, and even before the Reagan administration expired, he put [Environmental Defense Fund] staffers to work drafting legislation to make it happen.... John Sununu, the White House chief of staff, was furious.

As the moratorium on offshore drilling imposed by the Obama administration expired, activity in the Gulf remained weak.

Mr. Obama proposed to allow tax cuts from President George W. Bush's administration to expire for households earning over $250,000.

The law regulating dual-use technologies, the Export Administration Act, expired three years ago, but remains in force by presidential executive order.