Sentence examples for be finalised at some from inspiring English sources
Fyfe expects a deal to be finalised at some point next year.
Conservative plans are to be finalised at a special meeting of the backbench 1922 committee.
The new rules will be finalised at the end of April and need the nod from the European commission.
The package will be finalised at a meeting today of the coalition "quad" – Mr Osborne and David Cameron for the Conservatives and Nick Clegg and Treasury Chief Secretary Danny Alexander for the Liberal Democrats.
Its first agreement to cut production since 2008 follows a crash in the market on oversupply and will be finalised at its policy meeting in November.
The agriculture minister, Jaala Pulford, said the details of the in-principle agreement, which will be finalised at the end of July, were yet to be worked out but that the government would "save every job we possibly can".
New regulations and accounting rules have made securitisation less appealing.The biggest impact will come from the Basel 3 capital requirements, which could be finalised at next month's G20 summit in Seoul.
After several hours of talks in Brussels – including a 40-minute presentation by the Prime Minister – Mr Cameron emerged to claim their was now a clear "pathway" to a deal to be finalised at the next European summit in February.
Reconstruction contracts are due to be finalised at the end of the month, and the rebuilding of all three should be complete by March next year, at an estimated cost of $12m.
Hence its willingness to negotiate the settlement unveiled this week, which should be finalised at the end of December after a period for public comment.Announcing the agreement, the FTC said it had found a number of cases where Facebook had made claims that were "unfair and deceptive, and violated federal law".
