Sentence examples for the current one month from inspiring English sources

The French investigators' report, which was obtained by Air Transport Intelligence, a news agency that covers the industry, also recommends that the international aviation group change the standards for black boxes so that their locator beacons have a wider range and a functioning life of three months rather than the current one month.

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The current one expires Sept. 15.

Another looming challenge will be the negotiation with the players of a new contract; the current one expires Aug. 31.

The council has agreed to send three members -- Mr. Hakim, December's president; Adnan Pachachi, the current one; and Massoud Barzani, next month's president -- but there has been no response yet from the Coalition Provisional Authority, which represents the United States and other occupying forces.

The current one has remained a month and a half.

Lawmakers did not put a moratorium into the continuing resolution passed in September, though they'll have to pass another funding bill by the time the current one expires in early December.

A similar marine exclusion area has been enforced for years right before shuttle launchings, but the current one was put into effect on Oct. 1.

He added that reductions for the last fiscal year would probably mean increases in earnings for the current one, which ends next February.

But things took a less benevolent turn in May, when Tyco sent a lawyer and two corporate officials to begin negotiating a new contract to replace the current one, which expires in December.

So assuming that we're not going to have an expansion forever, assuming that a contraction will come, knowing that the average post-war expansion is about, less than about 58 months and the current one that began in June, 2009 is twice that old, what we're going to learn is what happens when you enter a recession with trillion-dollar budget deficits, and go from there.