Sentence examples for authorisation expires from inspiring English sources

Democratic leaders in the Senate may attempt talks with House Republicans to try to reconcile their two contradictory positions, but this seems unlikely before the midnight deadline for federal spending authorisation expires.

This would mean a so-called "clean" budget resolution will be sent back to the House on Monday with only hours to go until the government funding authorisation expires.

Because the budget bill is also opposed by some on the right of the Republican party for delaying a fight with the Obama administration over immigration reform, the House speaker, John Boehner, may need some Democratic votes to secure passage of the omnibus bill before government funding authorisation expires at midnight on Thursday.

The "yes" vote argued that companies holding permits to prospect or drill near the coast would have to cease activities when their authorisations expired – rather than keep extracting until the oilfield in question was completely depleted, as the current law states.

Its mandate expires Friday.

Otherwise, we have to leave the authorisation to expire and on 30 June member states will need to start withdrawing products containing glyphosate from the market".

The danger now is that the talks will go on and on in the background - global trade's Jarndyce and Jarndyce - without grabbing the attention of the handful of politicians who could re-invigorate the process before the US's "fast track" presidential authorisation powers expire in 2007.

Its outcome should indicate whether the genetically engineered organism can remain on the market or whether the authorisation should expire (Article 17).

The authorisation for this fund expires in September this year.

On 7 August 1888, less than two weeks before the authorisation was to expire, the directors of the Oxford, Aylesbury and Metropolitan Junction Railway Company received Royal Assent for a revised and cheaper version.

This includes a recently lengthened period of data exclusivity the years after a patent expires during which copycats are excluded from using data from the original inventor's tests or clinical trials of a drug to get authorisation for a generic version.