Sentence examples for quite finalised from inspiring English sources

The agreement is not quite finalised, but the British and Irish governments, which brokered it, are confident that it will be eventually.Last week the 78-year-old Mr Paisley, nipping in and out of a series of meetings with Tony Blair, said that he would like to think people thought of him "as a man of peace".

It remains questionable, however, whether the committee's new make-up, still not quite finalised as The Economist went to press, will provide the needed boost to finish a draft constitution by mid-August, as scheduled, or whether a six-month extension will be needed, as the current constitution allows.In any event, the committee must work fast.

It is just not finalised but it will be.

It is like an armoury of stacked up materials as much as groupings of finalised works.

Kamata's sentence was finalised 11 years ago, and Yoshida's almost six years ago, according to Japanese media.

Sure, there are a little of things that still need to be finalised or figured out.

The verdict is "not finalised," he added, referring to an expected appeal.

This aloofness is likely to be visible in the finalised policies.

Once these are finalised it is usually time to begin the mid-year review and revision.

Fifa has published the finalised World Cup squads on their website ahead of next week's kick-off.

Scotland Yard said: "The Metropolitan police service [MPS] received Sir Richard Henriques' finalised report on the afternoon of Monday 31 October.