Examples of 'set to expire' in a sentence
Meaning of "set to expire"
Set to expire means that something is scheduled or planned to come to an end or cease its validity. It indicates that a certain event, agreement, or period of time is approaching its expiration date or deadline
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This deduction was set to expire last year.
The research and development tax credit is set to expire.
The ticket was set to expire today.
Updating may cause some alarms you have set to expire.
The act was set to expire after six months.
The bush tax cuts are set to expire.
The act was set to expire five years after it commenced.
In my case the spinach was set to expire.
His contract was set to expire at the end of the month.
Had some frequent flier miles set to expire.
His contract was set to expire this month and had not been renewed.
The wind energy tax credit is set to expire this year.
The sublease was set to expire at the same time as the original lease.
Your most recent strategic plan is set to expire this year.
The cookies are set to expire two weeks from the time they are set.
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The current temporary funding measure is set to expire tonight at midnight.
You will receive a renewal notice approximately two months before your card is set to expire.
The short sale ban is set to expire tomorrow.
This left the private financing unclear days before the agreement was set to expire.
But the tax credit is set to expire this year.
One advantage of the technology is the keys can be set to expire.
Push notifications can be set to expire if not delivered before a certain time.
One of his main sponsors walked away a year before their agreement was set to expire.
They are all set to expire.
Renewals are proposed for the two Directors whose mandates are set to expire.
Points can be set to expire.
The legislation that made Columbus the official capital city of Ohio was set to expire.
It was again set to expire.
The tax cuts enacted during the Bush administration are set to expire.
Sentence was set to expire.
It is set to expire in the Holdtime seen in the Hello message.
Jerusalem is set to expire.
The lease held by the Pitjantjatjara people on Uluru to Australian government set to expire.
Federal funding for those is set to expire at midnight on Friday.
In Novemberher contract with Mnet Media was set to expire.
The arrangement was set to expire at the conclusion of the Spring offensive.
Search engines favor websites that are not set to expire for a long time.
The ultimatum was set to expire at noon, but was extended by two hours.
His latest contract extension was set to expire Wednesday.
Default setting is set to expire after 2 minutes but can be extended.
The nationwide social distancing guidelines were set to expire Monday.
But those waivers are set to expire at the end of September.
It 's more than his contract that is set to expire.
His current contract was set to expire at the end of the current MLS season.
Therefore the authorisation granted by the Council was set to expire by the same date.
The Farm Bill is set to expire at the end of September.
Key provisions of the Patriot Act are set to expire next year.
This flag is set to expire after a predetermined time-out period.
His term as vice chairman was set to expire next June.
The flag can also be set to expire after a pre-determined period, such as one week.
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Examples of using Set
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These targets are set as cumulative national goals
Set days and time of regeneration or recharge
The units may be set to different channels
