Sentence examples for in principle until from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thompson for many months favored sick days, in principle, until he testified before the City Council and came out in favor of the legislation — if it was delayed for a year after passage.

Behind the scenes, the composition of the force Australia would contribute was not agreed in principle until late 1978; options discussed at the time were a logistic force and an infantry battalion group.

Each cDNA would randomly initiate and be extended along the mRNA pool, in principle, until the end of each mRNA molecule.

Mr. Somsak, the protest leader, said that "in principle" the protests would continue until Mr. Samak resigned.

Bartomeu will, in principle, continue until the end of Rosell's term in 2016, although opposition groups will mobilise to push for elections earlier.

For example, Figure 1 shows that converging replication forks α and β are separated from each other by alternative transposition; if not terminated by other factors, replication fork β could in principle continue until the end of the chromosome, which is ∼48 Mb from the p1 locus.

4.2 could, in principle, be conducted until 2005, when state identifiers become unavailable in the natality files.

IFRs, once loaded with nuclear waste, can, in principle, keep recycling it until only a small fraction remains, producing energy as they do so.

Many landowners baulk at hosting "interim" dumps – in principle for three years – until the central government builds a mid-term storage facility.

When the Nets swung a deal late Thursday to obtain Garnett and Paul Pierce from Boston — a trade agreed to in principle but not official until July 10 — they acquired more than talent, more than marquee value, more than Hall of Fame credibility.

This concept of scenarios is limited for it neglects the fact that most systems do not switch automatically and instantly from one state to another, but instead progressively transform through a complex course of adaptation and adjustment, as the consequences of external perturbations work through the system – until (in principle at least) it regains a new equilibrium state.