Sentence examples for not be defined until from inspiring English sources

His permanent powers will not be defined until a new constitution is approved.

Britain's exit settlement could not be defined until there was more certainty in areas such as the economy's performance in 2019 and 2020, auditors said.

It is likely that it would include all AIs and ARs, although the precise composition of the bargaining unit would not be defined until a labor union filed a petition seeking to represent graduate students at the University.

Indeed, a difference could not be defined until after about 15 PCR cycles.

More to the point, he also argued that it is simply not fair to prosecute someone for a crime that has not been defined until the judicial decision that sends him to jail.

According to Justice Scalia, "It is simply not fair to prosecute someone for a crime that has not been defined until the judicial decision that sends him to jail".

"The widespread problem can't be defined until we know what all the issues are".

Its duration can't be defined until it's completed, but by then both syllables are gone.

The District of Columbia's borders wouldn't be defined until the passage and implementation of the Residence Act in 1790.

That level of enthusiasm for a concept which hadn't been defined until the mid 90s, gives an insight into how far Afrofuturism has come and how many people now identify with its ideas.

For all the champagne that was sprayed around at Lord's after victory in the Royal London One-Day Cup final on Saturday, Warwickshire know that the success or otherwise of their season will not ultimately be defined until their Division One status is secured.