Sentence examples for embraced until from inspiring English sources

In any case, such sweeping changes are unlikely to be embraced until new rules are tried out first.

The official EU position is that Serbia cannot be fully embraced until it hands over indicted war crimes suspects, notably the former military commander, General Ratko Mladic.

All of which she found in the convent, along with a long list of rules ("knees are never crossed") which Larsen eagerly embraced until they began to chafe.

Instead they were launched by zealous outsiders from the edges of the informational ecosystem, and were fiercely embraced, until their claims were scrutinized and found wanting.

For more than 25 years, this approach was generally embraced, until advances in biomarker research reached the clinical setting and promoted a new paradigm [ 3].

A1 Negotiations to ban soft money in the Senate race collapsed after Mrs. Clinton offered a plan that Rick A. Lazio embraced -- until he learned that outside interest groups could help her but not him.

In Britain, New Labour defeated a long-unstable Tory government in 1997 and, in its first four years at least (until 9/11), embraced multiculturalism to an unprecedented extent.

The two embraced and cried until correction officers asked the crowd to move along.

Russia's new Soviet rulers at first embraced this aesthetic, until Stalin demanded a patriotic brand of realism instead.

But more broadly, such cars appear unlikely to be embraced by consumers until a network of charging stations is established that instills confidence.

As C.I.A. director he embraced covert activities until "the family jewels" — memos revealing the agency's domestic wiretapping and foreign assassination attempts, among other sordid pursuits — were leaked.