At the least, that would include extending federal unemployment benefits beyond their expiration at year-end.
To clear the way for yesterday's negotiations, leaders of both local unions had extended their contracts for 24 hours beyond their expiration at 12 01 a.m. yesterday.
If long-term unemployment remains high through 2012, Congress will need to renew federal jobless benefits beyond their expiration at the end of the year.
Even facing the book's expiration at the end of 2013, I had more than enough time to cover many of the 100 places listed in Manhattan alone.
The agreement will regulate the relationship between the American military and the Iraqis after the expiration at the end of the year of a United Nations resolution authorizing the presence of foreign troops in the country.
To raise revenue, Mr. Obama said he would repeal the Bush tax cuts for people in the top two marginal tax brackets before their scheduled expiration at the end of 2010, and raise taxes on capital gains and dividends.
Because of nervousness about Section 702's reach and potential for misuse, Congress provided for its expiration at the end of 2017, unless a new bill is introduced to renew it — which the President would need to sign into law.
Consolidated Edison and the union that represents nearly 9,000 of its workers appear to be making little headway in negotiations to renew their four-year contract before its expiration at 12 01 a.m. on Sunday.
A debt-ceiling debacle would come on top of the expiration at the end of 2012 of the Bush-era tax cuts and the onset of some $1 trillion in automatic spending cuts.
Other possible causes of pulmonary barotrauma include retention of gas by a diseased portion of lung and gas trapping due to dynamic airway collapse during forced expiration at low lung volumes.
Carmakers are also bracing for the expiration at the end of this year of Chinese government stimulus measures, including a consumption-tax rebate for smaller vehicles, subsidies for rural car-buyers and incentives to trade in older models.
