Sentence examples for has to be finalised from inspiring English sources

The protracted move has to be finalised by Monday, which is Arsenal's self-imposed deadline.

They must condense a loose 22-page draft of the text of a new treaty into a tight and workable document of ten pages or so, which has to be finalised by June.

Friday it has to be finalised.

No date has yet been agreed for the change because the contract has to be finalised and signed, although it is expected to be ready by the end of 2012.

The 2017 line-up still has to be finalised but last year brought Henry Rollins, AC Grayling and novelist Lionel Shriver to the iconic, Jorn Utzon-designed Sydney Opera House.

Ian Gatt, chief executive of the Scottish Pelagic Fishermen's Association, said: "While there was an agreement of sorts to set up a scientific working group, this still has to be finalised by Iceland and Russia who need to go back to their governments to seek final approval.

Snowdon's office countered by saying negotiations had to be finalised before the agreement could be written.

Hollande insisted that the so-called "banking union" had to be finalised by the end of the year.

Manifestos that had hardly been thought about had to be finalised within a fortnight, while campaign teams had to be set up from a standing start and parliamentary candidates selected in hundreds of seats within days.

The sources said that a sizeable number is likely to be drawn from one or more eastern European members of Nato and from Latin America, but that agreements with the governments concerned have to be finalised.

Any new EPA regulations would have to be finalised by the end of 2016 – and Republicans in Congress and industry lobby groups are already mobilising to oppose the standards.