Sentence examples for in policy until from inspiring English sources

In normal times, this makes sense: you shouldn't make big changes in policy until it's clear they're needed.

Information from Post and the press indicates that even ardent supporters of the CCM who had been lobbying Kabul for some time were unaware of the change in policy until December 3, when Afghanistan formally signed the treaty.

Most analysts do not expect any change in policy until the new Bank governor, Mark Carney, arrives in July.

The decision had been widely predicted, with most analysts not expecting any change in policy until the new Bank governor, Mark Carney, arrives in July.

The announcement came as a major shock to all sides of politics, not least the members of Bruce's own cabinet, most of whom had not been informed of the dramatic change in policy until the day it was announced to the states.

The astute Anthony Browne, formerly of The Observer, and the man now charged with concocting Boris's policy of as little policy as possible, is still in his office in Policy Exchange until a successor is appointed.

"There's a saying: 'You don't count in policy circles until someone counts you,'" said Gary J. Gates, a demographer and former research director of the group that did the analysis, the Williams Institute at the U.C.L.A. School of Law, which focuses on law and policy issues related to sexual orientation and gender identity.

Though the senate took a lead in policy discussions until the end of the Antonine dynasty, equestrians played an increasingly important role in the consilium.

Two tendencies can be discerned in Spanish policy until 1748: a desire for revenge and recovery in Italy and an "Atlantic" policy that sought to protect America from British incursions and to revive Spanish colonial rule.

We mourn the loss of Devah Pager, who served as Director of the Multidisciplinary Program in Inequality & Social Policy and as Chair of Harvard's Joint PhD Programs in Social Policy until her death on November 2, 2018.

President Bush on Wednesday defended his decision to put off his widely anticipated shift in Iraq policy until early next year, saying he wanted his new Defense secretary to weigh in and warning he would not be rushed into making a decision on how to proceed.