Sentence examples similar to expire the problem from inspiring English sources
Republicans said they'd allow a temporary tax cut for the middle class to expire, no problem, even though they'd previously contended they couldn't end the supposedly temporary income tax cut Bush gave the rich because that would be a "tax increase," and they could never support a tax increase.
When the ECHR deadline to resolve the problem expired in February, it "unfroze" around 1,000 similar applications paving the way for more damages claims.
"Of course, I wasn't going to do that," she adds, "and we ended up with a program that only guaranteed the renewal of expiring debt, which is where the problem was.
WASHINGTON -- A pair of House Democrats hope to put a face on the problem of expired unemployment insurance by encouraging their colleagues to invite jobless constituents to the president's State of the Union address later this month.
Second, this study was only conducted in the private sector and not in public health facilities where the scale of the problem of expired and poor-quality drug remains unknown and deserves attention.
Regardless, the company said that an initial analysis attributed the problem to an expired software certificate on the affected equipment.
The problem is that Mr Wasserstein's contract does not expire until the end of 2006.
Part of the problem is that the soon-to-expire millennium development goal on education was just "time served".
The problem started early last month, when the extended list was about to expire.
But the problem is that the association's lease on the three tracks expires by the end of 2007.
