Sentence examples for its hitherto from inspiring English sources
After 30 years as a member of Amnesty International, several of them on its council, he made headlines when he resigned from the organisation in 2007 when it shifted from its hitherto neutral position on abortion to include a woman's freedom to choose to end her pregnancy on a list of essential human rights.
Thus, the pro-independence lobby was able to campaign both positively and over such a long period that it had time to articulate its (hitherto vague) vision like never before.
And it will bring in some healthy royalty checks for its hitherto impoverished author.
As a reminder of its durability, its hitherto secret military leadership went public last month.
Second, the party is unable to use one of its hitherto most effective tools--vote-buying.
Bank shares rallied recently, when the economy appeared to be slowing from its hitherto breakneck pace.
Many of its people hitherto felt untouched by Gaza's war and siege, but may yet blame Mr Netanyahu's killing of Mr Jabari for spoiling the calm.
Its powers, hitherto wide-ranging and concentrated in the hands of the aristocracy, had been the focus of bloody democratic revolution in the decade preceding the premiere of the plays.
Finding the answer behind HBO's decision to package its documentaries, hitherto patched into the schedule as monthly offerings, under the "America Undercover Sundays" banner is easy: Chris Albrecht, president for HBO original programming, spied a timely opportunity for HBO "to put the 'real' in reality programming".
No one is sure.Ms Graham says ICAO is looking at using its powers, hitherto used only for safety issues, to impose deadlines for installing all the equipment needed, on the ground and in the air, to bring aviation into the 21st century.
As might be expected, the restaurant industry fought hard against the law, worried that the sky-high calories in some of its meals, hitherto unnoticed amid the gorging, would dissuade diners from tucking in.Other recent policies have been geared not just at transparency but at changing what people eat.
