Sentence examples for example the expiration of from inspiring English sources
Most advanced countries have announced only limited steps to end emergency stimulus measures, allowing, for example, the expiration of tax incentives for car purchases.
One might say, for example, that the expiration of the statute of limitations simply bars the action, but it does not bar the right (limitation of actions, strictly speaking).
Nonetheless, the housing market continues to be a troubling factor in many areas of the country (Florida, for example), and the expiration of the first-time homebuyers' tax credit which boosted home sales earlier this year could cause a further temporary slowdown in housing, says Brookings Wiall.
For example, statistically speaking, the assault weapons ban didn't reduce gun violence; likewise, the expiration of the ban didn't elevate levels.
An interlocutory decree of divorce in the United States or a decree nisi in England, for example, is a judicial decree pronouncing the divorce of the parties provisionally but not terminating the marriage until the expiration of a certain period.
John McCain, for example, showed up in Kiev to urge on the demonstrators in their bid to unseat the elected government before the expiration of its term in 2016.
The expiration of rent control.
The expiration of the United Nations mandate also raises other issues.
The expiration of Section 215 would not authorise those proposals.
