Sentence examples for disseminated until from inspiring English sources

It is how enlightenment was disseminated until the advent of the Internet".

More than 2.8 million stoves were disseminated until the year 2002 when the government of India officially withdrew funding support from the NPIC.

In contrast, researchers perceive that final analyses cannot be completed until the entire sample is collected, often a long process in a small community, and results should not be disseminated until "vetted" by the process of peer review.

The oldest complete text is from the end of the 10th century, the Venetus A manuscript, with the work not widely disseminated in English until George Chapman's 17th-century translation, immortalised by John Keats's poem.

"They just have to cease in disseminating it until they correct it".

In July 2012 the information was passed to Ceop, but the UK body deemed it "low risk" and it was not disseminated to Suffolk Police until 27 November 2013.

Consumers (applications that process incoming data) can receive and process disseminated information from its generation time until the associated quality reaches the lowest possible level.

It was also understood that the author would not conduct any presentations on the findings from the study until the report was disseminated to the constituents.

Rather than wait until the news networks disseminated the information, Obama went right to the source.

Until the late 1970s treatment for disseminated non-seminomas generally consisted of dactinomycin alone or combined with vincristine, vinblastine or bleomycin.

It wasn't even fully written down until the early 2000s; before then, it was disseminated in training classrooms and informally from employee to employee.