Sentence examples for adopting it until from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush resisted adopting it until pressure mounted from Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain on the eve of the Iraq war.

Officials said the curriculum was in wide use in fourth grade even though schools were not required to adopt it until last month.

He did not coach that system during his one season with Denver (in 1999) and did not adopt it in Phoenix until he got the ideal point guard to run it, Steve Nash.

Dagorhir didn't adopt it game-wide until this year.

(Their wattles matched.) In fact, in a story I just made up, Franklin was on the verge of persuading the Founding Fathers to adopt it as our emblem until his archenemy, the Tory lexicographer Samuel Johnson, shipped a peddler named Deep-Fry Gil across the ocean with instructions to boil up both a turkey and a bald eagle in lard for the Continental Congress.

If a new rule is adopted, it would not take effect until 2016.

It was a mainstream Republican policy -- until Obama adopted it.

Germany was paying attention, they adopted it, and it wasn't until the end of World War II that the idea of eugenics was finally realized to be so obviously bad.

The same unicorn will stay in your town until you adopt it.

Panasonic (called Matsushita until it adopted its best-known brand as its corporate name last year) had great difficulty combining two of its divisions in 2004.

The Commonwealth had no constitution until it adopted its Charter in 2012, which commits members to 16 core values of democracy, gender equality, sustainable development and international peace and security.