Sentence examples for appointment will expire from inspiring English sources

Unless he is confirmed, his appointment will expire at the end of the Senate's next session.

But under the Constitution, his appointment will expire at the end of the next session of Congress, in late 2011.

As a result, Roush's appointment will expire 30 days from Monday — but McAuliffe said late in the day that he he will appoint her to a second interim appointment on Sept 16.

Two of the five seats on the National Labor Relations Board, which protects collective bargaining, are vacant, and on Dec. 31, the term of Craig Becker, a labor lawyer whom President Obama named to the board last year through a recess appointment, will expire.

Bolton holds the post now in a recess appointment that will expire in December.

The Administration waited till Congress adjourned and then gave him a recess appointment, which will expire in January.

If, on the other hand, the panel's decision is reversed and the "for cause" provision remains, Director Cordray's appointment will not expire until 2018.

The constitutionality of the three recess appointments has been voided by the DC Circuit Court of Appeals, and Chairman Mark Pearce's term will expire in August.

Instead, it will "expire".

Those increases will expire next year.

"Some losses will expire unused".