Sentence examples for implemented until after from inspiring English sources

But legal manoeuvring meant the new rules were not implemented until after that year's elections.The next round of elections in 2014 should see some of the corruptos kicked out of Congress.

The law wasn't implemented until after he was gone, and the fact that he didn't raise taxes to pay for it simply meant he refused to deal with the funding issue.

Work began on the plan last spring, before the trouble in subprime-mortgage markets emerged, but Mr Paulson acknowledged that it probably would not be implemented until after the credit crisis had passed.

But he could also note that the commission's proposed solution would require time-consuming boundary changes and could not anyway be implemented until after the next election, thereby signalling that the promised referendum could safely wait until just before or just after that election.

It submitted a report in 1930 with recommendations which were not implemented until after the war.

However, if the surveillance system is not able to identify small outbreaks, or a vaccine is not immediately available, vaccination may not be implemented until after the epidemic starts (3).

Burnham moved today to defuse the funding issue ahead of the election, by announcing that recommendations on funding, to be made by a commission, would not be implemented until the parliament after next.

A random drug testing component was added to that policy in 2014 in response to a spike in on-the-job impairment, but wasn't implemented until last May, after an Ontario Superior Court judge rejected the TTC union's bid to shut it down.

First and most importantly, the study was not implemented until > 200 days after the accident, and the biological half-life of cesium is only 100 days.

Because the preconception enrollment part of the protocol was not implemented until nearly a year after the study recruitment began, some of the women who would have been eligible for preconception enrollment early on were instead enrolled later as already pregnant (see Fig.  1, and Table  1, footnote).

The legislative assembly was abolished in 1956, after which direct federal control was implemented until it was re-established in 1993.