Sentence examples for will lapse on from inspiring English sources

They will lapse on July 31st.

Existing licences will lapse on 31 March 2014 and FCA interim permissions will begin from 1 April 2014.

But those tax cuts will lapse on January 2. The biggest set of tax cuts to expire are the Bush-era ones, which were put in place in 2001 to boost the economy.

If no deal is reached on the terms of Britain's exit and its future relationship with the bloc, the UK's membership will lapse anyway on March 29 , 2019

If the bill is not introduced by the end of the parliament's last sitting week of the year, next week, then it will lapse without being voted on.

Your self-control will lapse and you'll end up spending hours on those sites anyway.

Over the last nine months, the Reiters have relied on almost $800 a week in benefits, which will lapse in December.

A month or so later — on March 27 — a short-term measure that funds government agencies will lapse.

On November 28th, therefore, by order of the Supreme Court, the amnesty will lapse, leaving some of Mr Zardari's closest allies vulnerable to renewed corruption charges.

His powers will lapse when the constitution is adopted.

If fewer shares are tendered, the offer will lapse.