Sentence examples for new expiry from inspiring English sources

Just after the Dutch envoy had received a second ultimatum, now signed by Schmidt and with a new expiry time of 16:20, around 13:20 two formations of Heinkels arrived, not having received any recall orders.

However, some pharmacists are either buying, wittingly or unwittingly, substandard drugs, expired drugs that have had their packaging possibly re-stamped with new expiry dates, or are incapable or unwilling to store drugs correctly.

The crude predictions were then adjusted for factors likely to increase or decrease future utilization and expenditure, such as patent expiries, new drugs to be launched or new guidelines from national bodies or the regional Drug and Therapeutics Committee.

These were then adjusted for factors likely to increase or decrease future utilization and expenditure, such as patent expiries, new drugs to be launched or new guidelines from national bodies or the regional Drug and Therapeutics Committee (Table 1, [ 10- 15]).

Others have used aggregate sales data on hospital sales and dispensed drugs in ambulatory care, including both reimbursed expenditure and patient co-payment; adjusting for factors likely to increase or decrease future utilization and expenditure, such as patent expiries, new drugs to be launched or new guidelines from national bodies or the regional drug and therapeutics committees [ 13].

In any event, the expiry of new arrangements will not restore the previous status quo.

The British hoped that China would let the Hong Kong administration grant sub-leases in the New Territories overrunning the expiry of the main lease in 1997.

Upon timer expiry, the new link qualities are passed to the main NCRAWL system, where they will potentially drive adaptive NC decisions, based on the NC designer's needs.

But this wasn't nearly enough for some conservatives, who wanted the House bill to include spending cuts, entitlement reforms, or an earlier expiry of the new debt ceiling.

China's own economic advance since the late 1970s then helped transform Hong Kong from a manufacturing to a services-led economy.The future of Hong Kong became pressing in the early 1980s, as the expiry of the New Territories lease in 1997 loomed.

Usually, new contracts with a three-month expiry (expiration) are traded on the Friday following the last Thursday.