Sentence examples for not be addressed until from inspiring English sources

Parliament is expected to vote on the draft by Christmas, the official said, adding that the question of taxes will not be addressed until next year.

But he reiterated that everything — his own status, future roster moves and the team's tactics — would not be addressed until Wednesday.

If anything, Dr. Zakheim said, the services might grow to reduce the need to use National Guard and Reserve troops -- although that issue will probably not be addressed until the 2004 budget.

The Mets' co-owner Fred Wilpon has said the topic will not be addressed until the end of the season -- a season that Wilpon expects to see end with his team participating in the World Series.

Although she was not in favour of using "sex as a weapon in relationships," she added: "In a patriarchal society, a problem will not be addressed until it directly affects men.

These recruitment, retention and progression issues will not be addressed until there are robust and sustainable diversity performance indicators put in place by the home secretary, in accordance with the principles set out by Sir Robert Peel, founder of the first police force: "The police are the public and the public are the police".

Therefore, only the case β greater than or equal to n has not been addressed until now.

The problem can't be addressed until the education system does a better job of preparing young people for the world of work".

But these sorts of things can't be addressed until Simple can fix its core problems.

She said the issue would not now be addressed until the autumn statement – when forecasts would be revised.

He added that the problem could not be addressed fully until spring training.