Sentence examples for expiration of that from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton said the government would pay for the program by freezing the estate tax at its 2009 level, exempting estates of $7 million or less per couple, and forgoing a one-year expiration of that tax in 2010.

When Britain tried fiscal stimulus, it did so by cutting VAT; the expiration of that cut has raised prices on a one-time basis, which is still filtering through the system.

Once a player refused to re-sign after the expiration of that one-year extension, Mr. Seitz ruled, he could sell his pitching prowess or hitting skills to the highest bidder.

The administration must submit trade deals at least 90 days before the expiration of that authority, which means that any changes in the Latin American trade pacts, and also in the one being negotiated with South Korea, would have to be submitted with the changes sought by Democrats this week.

By A. Williams and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, September 27 , 1958P. 32 Two of the bylaws in the telephone directory of Rural Retreat, Virginia, are: Section 14: The limit to any conversation shall be five minutes, unless no one desires the use of the line for business at the expiration of that time.

The deal just struck by Congress to remove the worst of the blow from the so-called fiscal cliff will nevertheless give the economy a cold chill of austerity this year, with forecasters estimating that the expiration of that payroll tax holiday, new tax hikes and previously legislated spending cuts might cut 2013 economic growth from 3 percent to 2 percent or even lower.

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Ventilation in one zone of a given level was computed as the variation of gas content between end-inspiration and end-expiration of that zone divided by the total variation of gas content in the respective level.

A lame duck Congress would have two months after the 2012 election to stave off the expiration of both that tax policy and the super committee's "automatic" cuts.

Harvey L. Pitt, the embattled head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said today that with the expiration of ethics restrictions that have bound him during his first year in office, he would play a direct role in enforcement cases involving companies and accounting firms that were once his law clients.

[Page A1.] Pitt Is Soon Freed of Restrictions Harvey L. Pitt, the head of the Securities and Exchange Commission, said that with the expiration of ethics restrictions that have bound him during his first year in office, he would play a direct role in enforcement cases involving companies and accounting firms that were once his law clients.