Sentence examples for claim expired from inspiring English sources

The Mets consummated the deal just before his waiver claim expired at 1 30 p.m.

He and another partner soon turned their attentions to speculating, but after stumbling on a vein rich in silver and gold they waited so long to begin mining it that their claim expired.

Eligible members of the class were entitled to extended warranties, store credit, cash compensation, or battery replacement, and some incentive payments, with all unfiled claims expiring after September 2005.

The six-month period for making such a claim had expired, but her attorneys were given until November 2014 to petition for a court order allowing a late claim.

A temporary Russian visa that had enabled him to go north to claim asylum expired that day and after sleeping rough, Abdullah turned himself in to police.

The images are from texts published in the 17th to the 19th centuries, meaning that any copyright claims have expired.

In 2011, the FCO accepted that the Kenyans had been tortured, but it denied responsibility for the violence and later argued that the claims had expired.

As his mother's sole heir, Gurlitt had held the paintings in his possession since the late 1960s, and under German law the statute of limitations on claims had expired after 30 years.

The brokerage firms, Garban L.L.C. and Garvin Guy Butler, agreed to pay a $200,000 fine and agreed to allow employees -- even some whose legal claims had expired under the statute of limitations -- to recover lost pay and damages in state-monitored arbitration, officials said.

Amet even filed a police report, even though the statute of limitations on her claims had expired.

Hoylman's bill would extend both the criminal and civil statute of limitations going forward, and it also would create a one-year exception for people whose claims have expired to file a civil suit against their abuser.