Sentence examples for of them expire from inspiring English sources
The Republican candidates, showing their unity on economic policy, would extend the president's tax cuts rather than let most of them expire in 2010 as the Democrats prefer.
Even if Mr. Levy is on the job for only six months, he can theoretically determine the fate of many district superintendents because the contracts of roughly half of them expire this year.
Mr. Bernanke's reluctance to weigh in on fiscal policy — a departure from his predecessor, Alan Greenspan, who endorsed the tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 but now supports letting all of them expire — is partly a reflection of his personality but also stems from the Fed's delicate political position.
Affected patients have increased morbidity and mortality, and many of them expire before undergoing liver transplantation.
Just under half of them expired on 9 August.
If all of them expired as scheduled at the end of 2012, future deficits would be cut by about half, to sustainable levels.
We report data of 14 critically ill pediatric patients, who received intravenous polymyxin B but despite this almost half of them expired.
And also the next thing is that some of them as he said the illiteracy rate is so high they don't, some of them expired um-aah, it is only when there is the need to know they have a card but when they remove it maybe it has not been renewed for the past two years.
On Friday, the House of Representatives scheduled a vote next week on legislation that would extend the provisions of the so-called Patriot Act, without modification, until Dec. 8, instead of letting them expire at the end of this month.
Voting to raise taxes in any way -- including by ending the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy instead of letting them expire on their own -- is a violation of the pledge, he wrote in The New York Times, comparing paying taxes to being mugged.
