Sentence examples for before being concluded from inspiring English sources
The more ambitious Common Sense Initiative, which somewhat resembled the environmental covenants appearing in some European countries and also incorporated the viewpoints of environmental justice, showed limitations in some areas but successes in the printing and metal finishing and plating industries before being concluded in 1998.
The last successful global deal – the Uruguay Round – took seven years before being concluding in 1993.
The associate dean of academic affairs must approve all plans to serve as a teaching fellow before negotiations are concluded with the department offering the course and before the course actually begins to meet.
But she added that it would be at least two weeks before testing was concluded.
The European parliament will vote on the final deal before it is concluded, and this is enshrined in article 50.
Before it was concluded, Li, who was again in attendance, had left the Mission about midnight, worn out by the long hours.
"By going over the unions' heads and increasing our members' salaries before negotiations are concluded, the BBC is very helpfully placing a down-payment in our members' pockets to help them through the forthcoming jubilee strike," he said.
Each step can take much time before matters are concluded.
The government says Parliament will get a "meaningful vote" on the final agreement with the EU before it is concluded, which would give MPs the choice to accept the deal or leave the EU with no agreement.
But before it was concluded, Myers put a stop to it -- at the request of Jim Haynes, the Department of Defense General Counsel, who was told by Rumsfeld that things were "taking too long".
