Sentence examples for until it implemented from inspiring English sources

Robert S. DeLuca, president of the Group for the South Fork, said his Bridgehampton-based conservation organization began urging the town last September to stop processing subdivision applications until it implemented the subdivision provisions of the updated master plan.

Following last month's move to raise QE from £325bn to £375bn, the MPC is unlikely to make further policy changes until it implements the increased asset purchases.

This may be fun for a while, but the game won't be nearly as addictive as World of Warcraft until it implements more advanced leveling systems, giving users an incentive to play more often (the game's Director Justin Beck says that these features are on the way).

In connection with the settlement, the bank also agreed to stop marketing the extra products until it implements a new plan -- which the CFPB will first have to approve -- to ensure its call centers do not use the deceptive tactics in the future.

The well-known lawyer Liu Xiaoyuan wrote: Only one day until it's implemented, and the MIIT says that there hasn't been enough time and they lack preparation, so that Green Dam must be delayed.

"The announcement we made in Geneva will not have meaning until this is ratified at the United Nations in the strongest most forceful terms possible, and until it is implemented and complied with by the Assad regime," he told the press conference in Paris.

I'm going to continue this and the team is going to continue this until it's implemented, or until we die.

In fact, it would make sense to amend the Paris agreement next year to say that no nation will qualify for financial help under the pact until it has implemented these two policies.

It wasn't until I implemented a family plan for my life launch and a business plan for my business launch that the dots connected.

SPOKEnPHOTO is self-funded for now, and McEachern says the company hopes to remain that way until it can implement its revenue plans and reach the break-even point.

In fact, so many subdivisions were proposed for the town of Southampton last year that it recently imposed a six-month moratorium on processing subdivision applications for four or more lots until it can implement land-use recommendations contained in an update to its master plan.