Sentence examples for directives until from inspiring English sources

Nobody in government paid much attention to these directives until the Clinton administration, urged on by Don Barry, then assistant secretary for fish and wildlife, began cracking down in Big Cypress, Yellowstone and the California dunes as part of what it hoped would be a unified approach.

According to the European Directives, until 2020 all the European Union member states must achieve several constraining targets and for 2030 the targets are even harder to reach.

In fact, lawyers, engineers and roofing contractors said, very few people involved in New York City real estate were aware of Chief Garcia's directive until Mr. Grant wrote an article about it for the May 17 issue of Real Estate Weekly, a trade publication in New York.

Denmark followed the ECC directive until 2002 where the centre-right government at the time abolished the right to mother-tongue instruction for non-EU citizens.

Redstone listed Herzer as the proxy in charge of his advance healthcare directive until Oct. 16, when Redstone named Dauman to fulfill that role.

Preparing these advance directives should not wait until someone develops a potentially fatal disease.

Even the most urgent directives will not be enacted until 2002, and that on the most optimistic scenario.

Although the Army's initial July 1941 guidelines for OCS had been drafted as race-neutral, practically speaking few black applicants were admitted into OCS until after subsequent directives by Army leadership.

The Police are unable to effect innovative measures until they get directives from their most senior officers.

"Catholic health care ministry witnesses to the sanctity of life 'from the moment of conception until death,'" the directives state.

The EU's public consultation on the ePrivacy Directive will run until July 5.