Sentence examples for sustainable until from inspiring English sources

Governor Brown recently signed a law restricting groundwater use, but it doesn't require that groundwater basins become sustainable until 2040, though certain planning milestones have to be met before then.

For Al Qaeda, an Islamic state "could never be sustainable until a majority of its citizens could be convinced that it was the right way to govern," Soufan explains.

One is to what extent the Lib Dem surge is sustainable until polling day (although if they are still doing well next week, that should be reflected in the postal votes being cast and therefore the result).

In its response to the department for culture, media and sport's consultation, UTV said it was "confident that news supply is commercially sustainable until the proposed full roll-out of IFNCs across the UK", but noted that it could not forecast business conditions in 2014, when its licence is up for renewal.

It was an era so enthralled with its own existence that its purveyors, creators, and financiers never really asked if it was sustainable until it was too late.

In my humble but also firm opinion coffee, chai, cacao or any other product cannot be called FAIR, ETHICAL or SUSTAINABLE until all girls and boys in the communities that produce them have access to secondary school.

"We can't talk green sustainable jobs until we have talked green sustainable economy.

"You don't get a sustainable rally until either the growth outlook improves or you get substantial progress on the sovereign debt crisis," he said.

"The economy is not going to grow at a 3 percent pace or more on a sustainable basis until we clear this backlog of foreclosed properties and housing begins to recover," said Mark Vitner, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities.

The ALP hasn't got a chance of forming a long-term, sustainable government until it formally breaks its ties with the union movement and demonstrates a capacity to formulate policy without a union imprimatur.

Food Day was an exciting beginning; and its celebration each year will remind eaters to keep talking about, keep chewing on, sustainable food, until enough Americans come to the table inspired to make real change.