Sentence examples for conclusion until the from inspiring English sources
The construction of Keystone XL seemed like a foregone conclusion until the spring of 2011, when the climate scientist James Hansen posted an article online.
It's one step at a time; the negotiations typically will be ongoing and I expect won't come to a conclusion until the final hour, whenever that is.
A concern is that enforcing this type of policy will invariably lead to longer review processes, because reviews would not proceed to their conclusion until the proper gender balance in reviewers was achieved.
Talks have been held between the clubs for some time and the completion of the deal was considered to be a forgone conclusion until the recent troubles came to light.
"But you can't come to that conclusion until the end of the entire process". Far from the Capitol, Judge Roberts's family held a news conference on the front lawn of his parents' home, another step in a choreographed effort by the White House to generate support for its nominee.
"But you can't come to that conclusion until the end of the entire process". The 14 senators, seven Democrats and seven Republicans, met for about an hour in the office of Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona and a member of their group.
Mr Stevens, who took office in 1968, urged his constituents not to draw any conclusions until the investigation is complete.
Amid the protests, Mayor Rudolph W. Guiliani appealed for calm and urged New Yorkers not to leap to any conclusions until the facts were in.
He said that he would not draw conclusions until the DNA tests come back but that the crews were searching in areas considered to be ideal grizzly habitat.
