Sentence examples for declarations until from inspiring English sources

Early yesterday morning, Mr. Zimmer and Mr. Holt agreed to hold back from making any declarations until the results could be verified.

You'll have to wait till Sunday evening, though, for results from the European parliamentary elections, with first results expected after 10pm under rules barring declarations until voting has closed in all European Union countries.

The price was $2.42 million, which stood as a record for the declaration until yesterday.

They have asked the United Nations to postpone the Security Council debate on the declaration until tomorrow or Friday.

Mr. Enzi said in an interview this month that he was planning on running again but that he wanted to delay any declaration until closer to the election.

Perhaps that prospect played a little too much on Chris Rogers' mind, as he delayed the declaration until he could ask Somerset to make 390 in 72 overs.

Weapons analysts here will not even begin to assess the far more interesting issue of the accuracy of the declaration until next week.

"There is nothing inevitable about this process, and we are reserving judgment about this declaration until we see it," Mr. McCormack said.

The Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples is the most comprehensive international tool to advance the rights of Indigenous people, according to the report, but it noted that Australia did not endorse the declaration until 2009.

And he would not get his declaration until the exact moment he signed the treaty.But Mr Klaus presumably cannot sign in October, if the Czech constitutional court has not finished pondering the legality of the Lisbon treaty.

The ploy of delaying the declaration until one over into the evening session, preventing any leeway for England's openers to adjust mentally from toil to new-ball pressure, perhaps affected Adam Lyth.