Phrases with «sunset clause»

A "sunset clause" is a term used in laws or agreements that means there is a specific date or condition when the law or agreement will automatically end or expire. It's like a deadline that determines the duration of something before it comes to an end. Full definition

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Sentences with «sunset clause»

According to state law, the hotel tax has a three - year sunset clause attached to it, meaning that it must be renewed by the state in fiscal year of 2018. (harrisonreview.com)
The two - year sunset clause he promised, whereby the legislation would die and require a further parliamentary debate, is meaningless. (politics.co.uk)
I saw somewhere the mention of sunset clauses but I would imagine the idea of people drifting apart and having an amicable no fault parting would be a reasonably common outcome. (omgchronicles.vickilarson.com)
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Phrases with «sunset clause»

Sentences with «sunset clause»

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