Sentence examples for grace period until from inspiring English sources

Besides, Dr. Ibrahim said, the ministry's decision does not violate the new law, since pharmaceuticals are given a grace period until 2005 in developing countries like Egypt.

Drivers will have a 30-day grace period until the police start giving out summonses that can result in up to $250 in fines.

Last week state officials extended the grace period until at least Wednesday, when the Medical Disciplinary Board is expected to consider whether an adequate system now exists.

The association appealed, and while the Second Circuit declined to stay enforcement, the city agreed to a grace period until July 18 , 2008 during which it would not seek fines, to give restaurants time to comply.

An airline spokesman said on Tuesday that "we reached out to members early in 2015 to remind them of the dress standards" and had a grace period until April.

The new pricing plan starts in August and there's a grace period until then when developers can apply for a license.

There are many more anti-competitive banking systems in Europe: the German savings banks, with their grace-period until 2005, and British clearing banks, to name but two.

Several said that the company would enjoy a grace period of sorts until early 2013 at least, but that it needed to lay out a clear road map to growing profits.

When a housing benefit cap was introduced in the private sector last year, there was a grace period for existing tenants until their benefit claim was reviewed.

The billionaires, under the shareholder contract, were not formally permitted to agree to a sale until a grace period of obligatory good-faith negotiations with BP expires.

I had predicted the opposite, that most bars would test the limits of the ban, at least until the grace period ended.