Sentence examples for promotion expires from inspiring English sources

It examines the potential influences of framing on consumers' perceptions of price increases and repurchase intentions after the promotion expires.

But users won't be able to listen to the songs after the promotion expires if they don't sign up to the service.

And here are the rate increases and actual prices after the promotion expires -- adding $20 a month or so extra, not counting the $10.00 a month for the modem.

But many promotions expire soon.

A European Commission proposal to liberalise sales promotions expired in 2005, killed by national governments.

Unions representing about half of the strikers said last Friday the stoppage would go ahead after lengthy talks failed to bring a breakthrough on renewing a collective labour accord on rules, pay and promotions which expires in October.

Rather than settle for Mr Lamy's formula, he says, America should keep pushing for a bolder deal even if it takes longer.The trouble is that the clock is ticking, not least because George Bush's trade-promotion authority expires next June.

This negotiating authority, which the administration has renamed from "fast track" to "trade promotion" authority, expired in 1994.

For starters, congressional Democrats have been cool to the Doha global trade round, letting the president's trade promotion authority expire during the summer, which effectively froze substantive discussions in the round.

Deals Abound Getting started early is important because promotions often expire without notice.

George Bush's trade-promotion authority (TPA) expires in June 2007; after then, any deal will have to go through Congress where it will be picked apart by special interests.