Sentence examples for see expire from inspiring English sources
Many of the countless tasks that need to be addressed to start rebuilding an equitable America are formidable, but surely few, if any, are easier than eliminating a tax break that was destined to expire anyway and that most Americans want to see expire.
The average household earning more than $1 million would gain $46,000 from the House budget's repeal of the Medicare hospital insurance tax that was part of the health care law, the Republicans said, and $105,000 from the extension of the Bush-era tax cuts that Mr. Obama wants to see expire next year.
Q. How can an LDAP bind get a list of the groups it has access to? A. A search example: ldapsearch -H ldaps://ldap.berkeley.edu -x -D "uid=ist-as-wa-ezsvn,ou=applications,dc=berkeley,dc=edu" -W -s sub -b "ou=campus groups,dc=berkeley,dc=edu" "(&(objectclass=*)(cn=edu berkeley:app calmessages*))" "dn" How do I ask to see expired affiliates and inactive employees/faculty?
I do, very much," he says of his character, Walter White, last seen expiring from a self-inflicted gunshot wound on the floor of a meth lab owned by neo-nazis on the outskirts of Albuquerque, New Mexico.
We don't see her expire, though.
Deadlock over the Bush tax cuts will see them expire, letting taxes rise sharply by default.
In both cases the House passed Shays-Meehan by wide margins, only to see reform expire in the Senate.
Numerous times he has been acquitted, had convictions overturned or seen them expire under the statute of limitations.
She saw an expired idealism in the library for the blind across the street from her apartment; in the Modernist buildings, constructed with a utopian society in mind and yet unlivable; in the defunct socialist monuments.
As has been seen, the expiring $110 billion payroll tax abatement had been a stupid idea from the beginning, and the $300 billion Bush tax cuts for everyone had been unaffordable for more than a decade.
Not all environmental groups are ready to see the moratorium expire either.
