Sentence examples for until commitments from inspiring English sources

This definition places the risk of market fluctuations on the customer until commitments leave the estate.

This is why the two parallel tracks will be maintained together until commitments and timetables become clearer.

Until those commitments are honoured, India's feigned surprise at local violence will not carry any credibility.

The piano took over, and, for the next 15 years, she toured Europe, north Africa and the Middle East, as well as undertaking engagements the length and breadth of France, until family commitments, and the early death of her husband, persuaded her to take a permanent teaching post, a job she held until the early 1980s.

After five rounds of negotiations on Brexit, the EU remains insistent: there will be no discussions with the UK on a transition period, or on future relations, until financial commitments have been clarified.

On leaving university, Allen played mainly for Middlesex and improved as a batsman in the following seasons until work commitments prevented him playing regularly.

Media Matters said about a dozen advertisers have told the organization they will not purchase commercials in Hannity's show in the future; some have current contracts and are staying put until those commitments are completed.

Emma Walker-Stanfordn, a Stanford undergraduate taking part in the protest, said students were planning to remain put – even if that meant sleeping outside – until a commitment was given.

Indeed, the majority of human cultures postpone formal acceptance of a child, such as a naming ceremony, until a commitment has been made to rear it.

He encounters the Flytes first through Sebastian (Anthony Andrews) at Oxford, during the bon vivant years between the wars, and later through Sebastian's married sister, Julia Diana Quickk), his lover until her commitment to Roman Catholicism sends them each toward solitude.

"I can't bring anyone else onto the team, until this commitment is demonstrated," I would say.