Sentence examples for issue by then from inspiring English sources

Turkey is eager to resolve the Cyprus issue by then to smooth its own path toward European Union membership.

People will no doubt point their fingers at the government, he said, but for the political system a lot of the steam may be taken out of the issue by then.

In the recent BBC documentary series Inside Europe, Downing Street policy adviser Mats Persson recalled proposing a 2017 referendum to Cameron, only for the latter's chief of staff to argue that if they left it that long Cameron would be "tired" of the issue by then.

Re-election 2012 already looks difficult enough for him, he'll want to make sure Afghanistan simply is not an issue by then.

And while it's hard to imagine the kind of issues that will dominate the 2020 election, Sonnad suggests that the autonomous car might well have become a more relevant political issue by then.

In 2009, an "unequivocal apology" was issued by then prime minister Gordon Brown.

A media release on the introduction of the rebate, issued by then health minister, Nicola Roxon, in 2009, spelled out the purpose of the policy.

Meanwhile, dozens of federal reports, including one issued by then Vice President Al Gore's special commission on aviation security, provided comprehensive evidence that the U.S. aviation security system was full of holes.

The effort's primary focus is to reduce the consumption of saturated fat by 15percentt, following the recommendations of the "Healthy People 2010" report issued by then U.S. Surgeon General David Satcher.

The Kono statement - issued by then Chief Cabinet Secretary Yohei Kono in 1993 - acknowledged that women had been coerced, with the Japanese military involved in the establishment and management of the process.

That was too bad, because thousands of the driver's licenses had been issued by then, including mine, which I obtained Jan . 22 2018, the first day they were offered.