"The whole system has become ossified and unresponsive and despite the dissatisfaction with which it is viewed by all sides, gridlock has prevailed until today".
Hence, the concept of administratorship was invented, and has prevailed until today.
Over the 20th century a preference for far lighter shades of yellow through to cream prevailed, until today most yellow Labradors are of this shade.
Those patterns of payment and giving prevailed until 2004, when the attorney general's office complained to the I.R.S.
Spanish domination prevailed until 1577, when the women of Utrecht scaled the local Spanish fortress and tried to pull it down.
After the 1968 elections, in which it won an absolute majority of parliamentary seats, this grouping assumed the name Union of Democrats for the Republic (Union des Démocrates pour la République), a name that prevailed until 1976.
In 1998, General Pinochet retired from his position as head of the army and an uneasy calm prevailed until two years ago, when he was arrested in London on human rights charges detailed in a Spanish warrant.
Though the court noted that it was difficult to say "just when a scientific principle or discovery crosses the line between the experimental and demonstrable stages," the Frye standard prevailed until 1975, when Congress codified federal rules of evidence.
By contrast, if the plan is to avert its eyes from Britain's underlying problems, tinker here and there and somehow get back to the kind of fragile stability that prevailed until 2007, the whole thing will surely tank, at speed – and, moreover, compound the sense that British politics offers no real choices at all.
The three powers agreed to a tripartite protectorate of Samoa with Malietoa Laupepa restored as king; that situation prevailed until 1899, when renewed civil war led to a second convention partitioning the islands between Germany and the United States.
Her mother-in-law's influence prevailed until 1370, when Louis succeeded his maternal uncle, Casimir III, as king of Poland according to the Privilege of Buda, and sent his mother to govern the kingdom as regent.
