Sentence examples for impact expiring from inspiring English sources
Yet, with the window of the mayoral administration's impact expiring and the hurricane having diverted construction crews last fall, Jeffrey Mandel, an adviser to Deputy Mayor Robert K. Steel, told the Tribeca Tribune, "We think it's important to make our best efforts in our last hours in the neighborhood".
To illustrate the impact of the expiring capital gains tax cut, Ms. McNeill created hypothetical companies that would sell for $5 million and $10 million each, assuming typical values for equipment, depreciation, real estate, inventory and good will.
Burk pointed out that the charter to Diana also will have limited impact because it expires in January.
Fiscal cliff refers to the impact of around $500 billion in expiring tax cuts and automatic spending reductions set for 2013 as a result of successive failures by Congress to agree on an orderly alternative method of reducing budget deficits.
Work restrictions expiring later this year for migrants from Romania and Bulgaria have had little impact on the numbers planning to move to the UK or wider EU, BBC Newsnight polls suggest.
If legislators can't reach an agreement and the Bush tax cuts expire, the impact could knock the wind out of an American consumer that's slowly recovering confidence.
Moreover, if policymakers extend the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts beyond 2011, when they are scheduled to expire, the impact on the fiscal deficit and U.S. fiscal credibility would be immense.
His contract is expiring.
But by then, he added, the public comment period for the draft environmental impact statement was about to expire.
