Sentence examples for until a new law from inspiring English sources

New York State will not require a boating license until a new law goes into effect in May of 2014.

Until a new law on the matter was passed in 2000, Britain had one of the world's least-regulated political-funding regimes.

But, he added, judges were independent and could rule based on the current law until a new law was approved by Parliament.

It was published Wednesday, prompting the Swiss government to issue an emergency decree to keep the money frozen in a Swiss bank until a new law could be passed allowing it to be donated to aid groups working in Haiti.

They say the concept known to generations of civics-class students, the prohibition against so-called ex post facto laws, should stall all prosecution efforts at capital punishment until a new law is enacted.

The court's decision was reached hours before the quake that struck Haiti on Jan . 12 but it was only published Wednesday, prompting the Swiss government to issue an emergency decree to keep the money frozen in a Swiss bank until a new law can be passed allowing it to be donated to aid groups working in Haiti.

It was not until 1980 that a new law rubbed out any reference to communism in America's definition of a refugee.

The truckers did not cease their occasional blockades until Parliament passed a new law that could see them lose their licenses altogether.

Passing no bill at all this year, she added, would be preferable to passing one that dilutes the law's power because the current version stays in force until Congress passes a new law.

Despite the federal push for quick vaccinations, experts said, concerns over liability could delay any vaccinations until Jan . 24 when a new law to reduce the legal risk is to go into effect.

Ordinarily, entitlements continue until Congress enacts a new law cutting them off.