Sentence examples for does not pass until from inspiring English sources

Officially, the baton does not pass until tomorrow.

If the measure does not pass until the middle of May, he said, the Army would be "forced to consider" delaying sending combat units into pre-deployment training, which could delay troop departures from Iraq.

The ACA did not pass until the second year of Obama's first term.

He was already at work on the partial-birth abortion bill when his son died; it did not pass until 2003.

Though legislation to authorize a Latino museum commission, known formally as the National Museum of the American Latino Commission, was first introduced in 2003 by Representative Xavier Becerra, a Democrat of California, it did not pass until 2008, as part of an omnibus budget bill.

ACCURACY While it is true that Bradley was the main sponsor of a law enacted in 1996 requiring health insurance companies to cover at least 48 hours of hospital care for new mothers, Ms. Drumm's remarks are somewhat confusing because the bill did not pass until after her second daughter was born.

While details of the retirement plans affecting Mr. Cheney are not clear from the company's public filings, many such plans require an employee to have at least five years of service to receive any benefits, a milestone Mr. Cheney did not pass until Aug. 10 at the earliest, assuming his board service is counted.

The bill for the Elgin coin did not pass until 1936.

Eve continued his efforts in 2002, but the legislation did not pass until 2003, after his retirement.

Workers'-compensation reform didn't pass until the Republicans took over the State Senate, in 2008, after Pruitt had moved on.

The city had tried to shift from a payroll tax to a gross receipts tax before, but the measure didn't pass until 2012.