Sentence examples for impending expiration from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, though, tenant advocates tried to allay concern about the impending expiration of the rent laws.
The closely watched manufacturing survey was completed before Congress reached a deal to avoid the impending expiration of Bush era tax cuts.
Rosenbluth International said yesterday that it was rushing to clients a new automated service called SmartTicket that responds more quickly to fare variations and sends alerts to travelers on impending expiration of nonrefundables.
But while Mr. Lockard expects demand for his wind turbines to remain strong through 2012, he expressed concern during Saturday's event about 2013 and beyond because of the impending expiration of the so-called production tax credit.
Continued "fiscal gridlock" — an inability to reach agreement on how to handle the impending expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts — would put pressure on the Fed to act, Mr. Berner added.
His and the company's most pressing challenge has been the impending expiration of patent rights to the cholesterol-lowering drug Lipitor — which accounted for a quarter of the company's 2007 revenue of $48 billion and remains the best-selling drug in the world.
But with the opposition and the government still at odds, and the impending expirations dates of lawmakers' terms, the speed with which the Senate signs off on the new deal will be crucial in leading the country out of the current political crisis.
Price indicated the White House wanted to pass such a bill "urgently but carefully" ahead of "the impending June expiration of important national security tools".
Bernanke's impending departure.
That's a reference to the impending Dec. 31 expiration of the tax cuts of President George W. Bush, and to the start of billions of dollars of across-the-board spending reductions passed in last year's deal to raise the debt ceiling.
