Sentence examples for if finalized from inspiring English sources

If finalized, such rules could undercut hopes for a vibrant domestic commercial drone industry.

The agreement, if finalized, would be an important breakthrough in the standoff between the governing party and the opposition.

If finalized, the agreement, reached late Sunday, could make Mr. Lieberman, an often indelicate and outspoken politician whose threatening language aimed at Arabs arouses suspicion and some trepidation abroad, the next foreign minister.

Last week, in her first commission vote, Ms. White led the commissioners in approving a proposal that, if finalized, could leave investors and taxpayers exposed to the ravages of reckless bank trading.

If finalized, the deal would clear the way for a combination of NBC Universal with cable company Comcast as early as this week.

The NHL and its players' association reached a tentative deal on a new collective bargaining agreement that, if finalized, would end a lengthy lockout, the Los Angeles Times reported Thursday.

When they quote Lincoln's line, from an 1862 letter to Horace Greeley, "If I could save the Union without freeing any slave I would do it" (and they always do), they are ignoring two things: first, that the implicit conclusion is "but I can't," and that the Emancipation Proclamation had already been drafted, if not finalized and signed, by the time Lincoln wrote it.

Asked if the deal would be finalized if he passed the routine physical, Neagle said, "I'd say there'd be a good chance".

Bipartisan groups in both chambers of Congress introduced legislation that would overturn the regulations if they were finalized.

Even if they are finalized in June, as expected, they would allow President Obama to do more or less what his predecessors did, though with a greater ability for Congress and a new administration to delay the regulations from taking effect.

If it is finalized, Lukashenka would become just another politician in Russia under Kremlin control.