Sentence examples for pending a change from inspiring English sources

In early October, one of A.S.A.'s biggest sponsors, Nedbank, announced that it would withdraw its support pending a change in A.S.A.'s leadership.

In early October, one of A.S.A*.*'s biggest sponsors, Nedbank, announced that it would withdraw its support pending a change in A.S.A*.*'s leadership.

The latest instance of Uber's new broom trying to clean the muck off its tires in public comes with the news today that the company is to 'pause' its UberPop service in Norway on October 30 — pending a change in regulations in future which would enable it to operate with legal clarity.

No one needs to scratch any heads now; Gilbert not only has a spanking new fabulous hall at his disposal now, just the same, he's even got one with a proper organ installed in it unlike – pending a change of heart – David Geffen Hall, which will have to make do with an electronic imitation instrument, when called upon.

The patient is being followed closely; the decision to treat for Nocardia remains pending a change in her status.

The company had hoped to buy the land where the generators would be installed and, pending a zoning change, hoped to construct more studios, as well as a tower with residential and office space.

The tax credit amounts are subject to change pending an audit and a review of final documentation supplied at the end of production.

WALL STREET JOURNAL The Risks of Hedge Fund Advertising | A MarketWatchcolumnistist compares a pending rule change to "a law that required bicyclists to wear helmets but allowed motorcycle riders to zip around with the wind blowing in their hair".

In the last six months, Curry has learned to cope with an ungracious teammate, a fickle coach, disgruntled veterans, a pending ownership change and, not insignificantly, 53 losses in 74 games.

A startling example of why this must be brought under control was signaled in April by a stock market spike that is suspected to have been caused by a political intelligence alert to traders about a pending Medicare change favoring several private health insurers.

The constituent wrote to state Rep. Steve Howitt (R) to express concern that a pending climate change bill could actually pave the way for a tax to fund new pipelines in Massachusetts and allow the state to treat natural gas as clean energy.