Sentence examples for was designed to expire from inspiring English sources

The rule, which started with a designation of two and one-half hours of entertainment programming per week in prime time (later moving up to five and eightt hours in the daytime, was designed to expire in 1990 and was in effect repealed in 1995.

But what happens when a download is designed to expire after a month?

The certificates are designed to expire — some as frequently as every three months — to prevent a malicious actor from obtaining them and then impersonating a legitimate site.

That moratorium, currently set to expire 20 March, was designed to ease tensions and public concern, and allow time for international discussion of the issue.

In the name of stability, Mr. Walder's six-year contract, which currently pays him $350,000 a year and expires in 2015, was designed to give him a big payout if he was removed by one of Mr. Paterson's successors.

The five-year window is designed to let current bonus-filled contracts expire.

These pumps are designed to deliver for seven days and so would have expired two to three days before the end of the 10 day survival studies.

First, they confer only temporary rights; once patents expire or are abandoned, the intellectual property they are designed to protect passes into the public domain.

The agreement is designed to provide a legal basis for American security operations in Iraq after a United Nations mandate expires at the end of the year.

Donor-supported projects that are designed to stimulate global health markets are most successful when engines of further growth for both supply and demand are established well before project funding expires.

And those arrangements, at the insistence of the unions, were designed, in most cases, to expire in a few years.