Sentence examples for that stage whether from inspiring English sources

When that is submitted, he may very well refer a copy of that to the director of public prosecutions, to be tabled in parliament, and we'll have to see from that stage whether there is a basis from which any criminal charges should be laid.

Every audience wants their performer on a stage, and every performer wants to be on that stage, whether it's a mega-arena or an S.U.V. It's where he belonged.

At that stage, whether the pulling phase has its own trigger or whether it is the continuation of the pushing phase is not known.

It is not possible for data entry staff to know at that stage whether the ultimate findings were conclusive as to the likelihood of abuse.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, writing for the majority in the 6-to-3 decision, said the plaintiffs' assertion was enough for purposes of class certification because the question at that stage was merely whether, in the words of the relevant rule of civil procedure, "questions of law or fact common to class members predominate over any questions affecting only individual members".

At that stage, it was unclear whether there would be any more professional tennis for Davenport, but with the support of Jon Leach, her husband, she decided to dip her toe back into the circuit at a minor event in Bali, Indonesia, and ended up winning the title.

However, it has not been determined whether at that stage inactivation was imprinted or random.

This also has the advantage of complete clarity for industry since they know that if they are taking a medicine through the European licensing process, then (when successful) they will definitely be expected to provide a submission by SMC so they can plan for this at an early stage, whereas at that stage, they may not know whether it will be referred to NICE.

At that stage, investors will need to decide whether they move into Mr Woodford's new fund or whether they stay with the heir apparent, Mark Barnett.

The final was deprived of its main attraction and at that stage it was tempting to wonder whether his team-mates truly believed they could cope.

De Jong's goal arrived after 32 minutes and, at that stage, it was tempting to wonder whether this would become the now familiar Anfield story of lots of pressure from the home side but wasteful finishing.