Sentence examples for until it has made from inspiring English sources
Rohit Kapoor, president of EXL, says his firm has put a lot of work into bidding for a contract from "a developed-country bank" which will not even identify itself until it has made its choice.A call-centre too far?There have recently been a few reports of "insourcing"—of western firms taking back services previously outsourced to India.
Ofsted said its inspectors would monitor the school every six months until it has made sufficient progress.
We believe that BAE cannot implement a buyback until it has made significant progress on pension discussions with the trustees/unions and a buyback announcement is unlikely until much later in the year.
Mice were placed in the "start" arm of the Y maze and left to roam freely until it has made 22 entries or until 5 minutes have elapsed.
When a car in front of you in traffic signals a right turn, and you are continuing straight ahead on your bicycle, pass on the left side of the right-turning car or wait behind it until it has made the right turn.
Instead he told delegates that the public would not think it "reasonable" for the service to be given a further funding boost until it had made more progress on delivering its £22bn efficiency target and transforming how it provides care.
On September 13th the Federal Reserve said it would buy mortgage-backed securities and other assets without limit, until it had made clear progress in bringing down unemployment.
Though United -- a subsidiary of UAL -- has been in Chapter 11 bankruptcy since December 2002, it has been operating normally; until now it has made good on all its mandatory pension contributions, even as it negotiated other wage and benefit cuts from its unions.
Indeed, until very recently, it has made no attempt to dislodge it, leaving this task instead to the armed opposition groups.
I'd never heard about the alumni scholarship until I arrived and it has made a huge difference to me".
The only statement the Obama campaign issued after McCain announced his choice--and the only real statement it has made until yesterday's "No Maverick" ad--was a laudatory statement of congratulations.
