Sentence examples similar to it will lapse on from inspiring English sources

If the bill is not introduced by the end of the parliament's last sitting week of the year, next week, then it will lapse without being voted on.

But it will lapse in any case at the end of May if Britain and France continue to oppose it.

"Even today, if a law is not proclaimed on the hill during the Tynwald ceremony it will lapse - that is a rather pleasing connection to our Viking ancestors.

It will lapse when this has become a reality.

They won't be able to do what they promised to do". To take one policy, the extension of the Bush-era tax cuts, which will lapse on 1 January, deadlock could still continue.

They will lapse on July 31st.

Existing licences will lapse on 31 March 2014 and FCA interim permissions will begin from 1 April 2014.

But those tax cuts will lapse on January 2. The biggest set of tax cuts to expire are the Bush-era ones, which were put in place in 2001 to boost the economy.

They also know that if they don't pass it, the nation will lapse into an economic coma.

The state of emergency will lapse unless it is endorsed by Parliament within three months.

Unless Mr. Bunning relents, it appears that the added unemployment pay will lapse for tens of thousands of people.