Sentence examples for be challenged until the from inspiring English sources

As a general rule, absent jurisdictional issues, rulings made during the course of a tribunal's proceeding should not be challenged until the tribunal's proceedings have been completed.

No. 2-seeded Justine Henin-Hardenne might not be challenged until the semifinals, where No. 4 Venus Williams or No. 6 Jennifer Capriati could be waiting.

And a bullet-proof contract means that Mr Wasserstein's position cannot be challenged until the end of 2006.Now Mr Wasserstein is determined to float Lazard on the stockmarket.

This protracted last sequence is conducted with a ferocity and kinetic energy that was not to be challenged until the opening, 15 years later, of The Wild Bunch by Kurosawa's great admirer, Sam Peckinpah.

Mainly confined to teaching the doctrines of great classical and medieval European philosophers, Scholasticism was not to be challenged until the eighteenth century, when the theories of the Enlightenment and the rise of modern philosophy began to be known in the American colonies of Spain and Portugal.

But overall deal volume will probably be challenging until the market gets the clarity it wants and equity values level off.

Williams had not been challenged until the final.

The signatures must be submitted to the city's Board of Elections, and can be challenged until Monday.

The MPAA's nonsense really isn't going to be challenged until our elected officials have an understanding of basic technology, which I don't think will happen any time soon.

Under Conservative Party rules, Mrs. May's leadership cannot be challenged until December.

Fears, especially fear foods, have to be challenged until they're normalized, until they're able to exist as a normal part of your life.