Sentence examples for has been stopped until from inspiring English sources
The sending of daily digest emails has been stopped until such time that we can be assured that this error has been fixed.
(Many assumed it had been stopped, until the 2010 FBI swoop).
(Many assumed it had been stopped, until the 2010 FBI swoop). Many intelligence agencies use agents operating without diplomatic cover; some have recruited second-generation immigrants already living abroad, but the Russians have been the only ones to train agents to pretend to be foreigners.
Today's mefloquine product information warns of "serious, long-lasting mental illness" and psychiatric symptoms that can "continue for months or years after mefloquine has been stopped". Unfortunately, until recently, prominent authorities denied this was even possible.
The demolition programme has been stopped in its tracks until the results of the next court decision, delayed until later this year.
The outbreak cannot be considered eliminated until it has been stopped in all three countries, the CDC's Mahoney said.
After Stevens fails to stop the bomber and the train blows up, he is returned to the dark capsule that contains him — only to be sent back repeatedly to the train with the understanding that his job is not done until the bomber has been stopped.
After Stevens fails to stop the bomber and the train blows up, he is returned to the dark capsule that contains him in the alternate reality — only to be sent back repeatedly to the train with the understanding that his job is not done until the bomber has been stopped.
However, European guidelines for the management of bleeding trauma patients recommended a target systolic blood pressure of 80 to 100 mmHg until major bleeding has been stopped in the initial phase after trauma for patients without brain injury [11] (Figure 1).
Campaigns will need to continue until the outbreak has been stopped and endemic transmission of poliovirus interrupted in Nigeria.
The authors recommend a target systolic blood pressure of 80 to 100 mmHg until major bleeding has been stopped in the initial phase following trauma without brain injury.
