Sentence examples for considered expired from inspiring English sources

The franchises under which it did so, however, it was generally considered, expired on the 27th of March , 1914

When all of a person's affiliations with UC Berkeley have become inactive, their CalNet ID is considered expired.

Configuration entries have an endtime field of 0 and might therefore always be considered expired, but they should not be treated as unimportant as a result.

Please note that without exception courses over five years old for professional fields and ten years old for liberal arts fields are considered expired and will no longer fulfill degree requirements.

Meanwhile, the old RREQ is considered expired.

When the deadline is considered expired, it remains expired forever.

No respondents considered taking expired medications back to the pharmacist, and participants were unaware of exchange programs to eliminate mercury thermometers.

If such a commitment corresponds de facto to one or more of the obligations listed in Articles 9 to 13a of Directive 2002/19/EC (Access Directive), that commitment shall be considered as having expired by 1 January 2010 at the latest.

In this way, we compared the measurements of the standard alveolar volume obtained following the ATS-ERS recommendations (VAst) to those derived by considering the whole expirate of the same single breath diffusion test, minus the dead spaces, divided into five quintiles and considering the related expired inert gas fractions (VAq) in each quintile.

The alveolar volume was measured either according to the ATS-ERS guidelines or considering the whole expired volume subdivided into five quintiles.

Consequently, recordings whose repeat rights had expired were considered to be of no further economic use to the broadcasters.