That's the opinion of the Heritage Foundation who pointed out this mean feat was accomplished "by making sneaky changes to the bill text so that some of the costliest and most indefensible programs no longer expire but live on indefinitely".
Long-term unemployment insurance -- one of the only federal policies targeting people unemployed six months or longer -- expired in December for 1.3 million workers, thanks to congressional inaction.
If using your previous passport as document to support identity, it cannot have expired longer than one year ago.
AOL and XM are no longer friends, right, (the contract expired) so you can no longer listen to XM Satellite Radio via AOL Radio.
And since VeriSign's purchase last October of a leading domain reseller, GreatDomains.com, some wonder whether VeriSign is holding onto expired names for longer than necessary in hopes of profiting from their resale.
Indians will no longer be able to exchange expired currency for new notes after midnight on Friday as severe cash shortages continue to disrupt daily life across the country.
We're told that music that has not passed its "renew date" still works, but that music that has expired will no longer work because the DRM licensing server has apparently shut down.
People whose careers have fully expired are no longer positive contributors to the mission, instead they become inflexible inhibitors of innovation and creativity, and for the most part they act like they're dead already.
Phil and Jerry confirmed that they could no longer retrieve photos once they were expired.
Because the statute of limitation on this case has expired, Josh can no longer be prosecuted despite his recent confession.
After these grants expired, there was no longer funding for coordinating, supervising, and implementing programs so that these responsibilities were taken on by committed volunteers.
