Sentence examples for lapsed under from inspiring English sources

In spite of the emperor Augustus' provision for local councillors to vote for Roman comitia in their own towns, the comitia began to decline, and the various elective, legislative, and judicial functions gradually lapsed under the principate.

Programs to encourage energy-efficient buildings, appliances and generating equipment, which thrived in the Cuomo era, have lapsed under Gov. George Pataki, who has otherwise been attentive to environmental matters.

And, as Time notes this week, he quietly reinstituted the practice -- which lapsed under his father in 1990 -- of sending a floral wreath on Memorial Day from the White House to the Confederate Memorial in Arlington National Cemetery, where those nostalgic for the Old South celebrate Jefferson Davis.

Actually it is quite unfair for people to say Dave is mean to civil servants when he has shown them nothing but kindness, I mean tipping had completely lapsed under Labour, you could see Kerslake just could not believe his luck when we gave him a couple of pounds given he had only brought up the children's pizzas, but of course people always want more.

The Sanders bill, a rewrite of a bill he introduced in 2010 the year the estate tax lapsed under the Bush tax cuts -- would exempt the first $3.5 million on an individual's estate from estate tax.

But that law has been allowed to lapse under this president and the Republican-led Congress.

But he reversed course two days before funding was scheduled to lapse, under pressure from conservative activists, and decided to employ his leverage strategy for the first time with Congress.

Peacekeeping is major part of a certain Canadian identity and it had lapsed dangerously under Stephen Harper, costing the country a seat on the UN Security Council in 2010.

(While the estate tax has lapsed for 2010, under current law the estate tax exemption will be just $1 million come Jan . 1 2011. For more on planning for the return of the estate tax, click here).

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What's more, this was not a one-time feat but something that had to be maintained, as became apparent when the orchestra repeatedly lapsed into old bad habits under lenient guest conductors; it still does so on occasion.