Sentence examples for finalized and then from inspiring English sources

The non-rule rules still have to be finalized, and then they, too, doubtless will be challenged in court.

"They're just waiting for all the stuff to be finalized, and then whatever happens, happens," John Pappas, of Middletown, N.J., said.

The Earth Charter was finalized and then launched in 2000 and its legitimacy has been further enhanced by its endorsement by over 6,500 organizations, including many governments and international organizations.

Following a six-week period of feedback and consultation, the proposed regulations would be finalized and then officially adopted on Jan . 1 , 2019when the sport's new rules take effect.

These design competitions are fun brainstorms, but because the ideas are essentially finalized and then face professional scrutiny, a lot of them don't make it past the first cut.

The painted panels of Hinds's "Iliad" — initially scripted and penciled digitally in desktop publishing software, cleaned up and finalized, and then printed and hand-watercolored — are supported with a character guide, a scene-setting prologue and copious back matter inclusive of annotations.

It culminated in January 1993, when Harth and Houraney were visiting his Florida mansion, Mar-a-Lago, to finalize and then celebrate the beauty pageant deal with a party.

Defending and finalizing and then defending things like the power sector and vehicle rules probably rised before and at this point, the administration can do what the Obama administration did and litter the terrain with chaff, essentially throw out rules to try to draw fires knowing that they will never probably finish them or they may just hunker down and really focus on a few core defenses.

If the research team follows the traditional practice of sharing only one model file when the work is finalized and published, then any scientist interested in the model must start almost from scratch and expend considerable effort to reproduce the simulations in the publication.

"The law is a mammoth task for the city," says Petri, who expects that the plan will be finalized this spring and then gradually implemented.

That's because, if the EPA has the authority to preemptively shut down Pebble before a plan has been finalized and an application submitted, then the EPA can unjustifiably and preemptively veto any development project in any state, be it a hydroelectric plant in Oregon, a natural gas well in Oklahoma, or a wind farm in Indiana.