Sentence examples for been received until from inspiring English sources

But there was no evidence that, if this was so, it caused him to deviate from the available intelligence material.As for the 45-minute claim, Lord Hutton rejected the idea that it was inherently unreliable because it emanated from a single source and accepted that its late inclusion in the second draft was due to the fact that the information had not been received until August 29th.

Every η time units, q sends a heartbeat to p. Let m 1,m 2,…,m k be the k most recent heartbeat messages received by p. Let T i be the time interval that each heartbeat took to be received by p, i.e. the time interval that elapsed since heartbeat i−1 had been received until heartbeat i is received, measured with the local clock.

Staff throughout the NHS were, and still are, encouraged to report any unintended or unexpected incident that led to patient harm, or could have done so. 5 Nine million reports have been received until now, 6 making the NRLS the largest repository of patient safety incidents in the world.

No other authenticated messages from the kidnappers were received until Wednesday night, officials said.

If the order is not placed by October 1, the new system will not be received until after the summer of 1987.

Goods or services provided by MIT in the current fiscal year for which payment will not be received until the next fiscal year.

If additional documentation must be submitted, it can be another six weeks from the time the new documentation is received until the review is complete.

The disadvantage is timing: results may not be received until the pregnancy is already into the 19th week or beyond, at which point the possibility of termination may be much more physically and emotionally wrenching than if considered earlier.

GSAS will consider applications in the order they are received, until GSAS funds for that academic year and following summer are exhausted or the final application deadline of May 1 is reached (whichever occurs earlier).

Mr. Miller, of Kaplan, said he received an e-mail message from city officials late on Friday saying that applications would be accepted through Oct. 22. "I wish they would announce that the deadline is the 15th but the forms could be received until the 22nd," he said.

Mail-in ballots can be received until the final results are announced on Monday, and Edison officials say they believe they will receive a majority of the votes cast at one or two schools, although that may not give them a victory.