Sentence examples for would have lapsed from inspiring English sources

Had Republicans done nothing in 2011, a temporary payroll tax would have lapsed without offsetting tax cuts to ease the blow.

Under the law of the land as it existed until last night, most of the tax cuts that George W. Bush introduced in 2001-2003 would have lapsed.

As far as they were concerned, however, the alleged beating took place 45 years ago and so any offence would have lapsed.

The judge signed the settlement decree just one week before the two-year statute of limitations for the death claims would have lapsed.

Congress passed a bill Nov. 29 that would push back the expiration of the National Flood Insurance Program by one week, extending the program with just a day before it would have lapsed.

If she had not intervened, the decree at the centre of the dispute would have lapsed at midnight and Italian homeowners would have been landed with a bill for €2.2bn.

Canada's moment would likely have lapsed by now if not for the American election.

The protection of Cornick's identity would, in any event, have lapsed once he was 18.

Officials at the Securities and Exchange Commission said today that the order, which was to have lapsed on Friday, would be extended at least a week to allow companies more time to take advantage of it.

●May an agency sign or renew a contract that would obligate funds out of appropriations that have lapsed?

Construction permits have lapsed.