Sentence examples for will lapse at from inspiring English sources

A shadow voting measure that allows companies to pass resolutions without majority shareholders present will lapse at the end of this year.

The only price to which a lender can be held is its current price which will lapse at the end of the day.

If a person is sleep-deprived, he explained, the brain will lapse into sleep at the first sedentary chance it gets -- in front of the television, at a concert or play, while driving a motor vehicle.

The working assumption is that the current EU agreements, which allow many developing Commonwealth countries access to the UK market on advantageous terms, will lapse in Britain at the moment that Brexit takes effect.

But it will lapse in any case at the end of May if Britain and France continue to oppose it.

Since the terrorist attacks, it has become nearly certain that the federal government will lapse into a deficit for at least a year or longer.

At that point, sanctions will lapse unless there is a unanimous decision among the 28 member states to keep them going.

Current committee member Nicholas Kinsman is a Laguna Beach High School graduate this June and will stay on the committee until he leaves for college, at which time the committee will lapse to five members.

They will lapse on July 31st.

At that point the British Government's power to suspend the Assembly will lapse for good.

Without it, planning consent will lapse.