Sentence examples for hitherto given from inspiring English sources

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But now Mr Pastrana faces pressure to scrap the enclave, and also therefore the talks, unless the FARC agrees to an unconditional ceasefire.The United States, which last year granted $1.3 billion in mainly military aid to Colombia, has hitherto given unenthusiastic backing to the talks.

It is only at the end that Pete understands both youthful attraction and a desire for freedom from Sam's domination – what he meant by his resolution that "when this (or that) adventure was over, he would pay badgers the kind of attention he had hitherto given to less sensate subjects".

Following the revocation of the Edict of Nantes, a document which had hitherto given rights to Calvinists, in 1685, 2,000 French Huguenots emigrated to the Electoral Palatinate.

As the main speaker booms forth, his sonorous voice damning taxes and the Republican party, the fourteen hours of cooking come[s] to an end, and the attention hitherto given the candidate is divided between him and eating.

Moreover, culture allows drug resistance testing which was hitherto given less attention in this form of extrapulmonary TB.

Significantly, the ministry do not refute that they may have significant material hitherto not given to the family.

The head of the Basque employers' organisation said it would make it easier to stop ETA from levying its "revolutionary tax" on businessmen.Another big effect of the bill is that it may be used to cut off the state funds that have hitherto been given to Batasuna, along with all parties represented in local and national politics.

To our knowledge, this survey presents the first documented coverage rate for yellow fever vaccine (51%) in Nigeria, a new addition to the EPI antigens which hitherto was given only for epidemic outbreak control.

Every so often, the spotlight falls on someone hitherto unknown, giving the campaign some colour and capturing the mood of the time.

So does the testiness of the hitherto equable Capulet, given convincing life by Mr. Garrison.