Sentence examples for until it was determined from inspiring English sources

Someone involved in the project said it appeared at one point that O&G was going to be disqualified from doing the work because of its reluctance to sign the attorney general's affidavit, until it was determined that as a city-level subcontractor, O&G need not sign an affidavit.

The plane was prohibited from landing until it was determined not to be a security threat.

The dead would not be removed from the theater, Sergeant Brooks said, until it was determined that it was safe for investigators and the coroner to enter.

For instance, he said, lasers were widely considered the peacekeeping tool of the future until it was determined that they could blind people.

General Manager Brian Cashman said the team did not agree to Leyritz's one-year, $1.25 million contract until it was determined that his shoulder was fine.

Two 911 calls directed police to the guns and bombs, and three blocks were shut down until it was determined that the bombs had no triggers.

The mayor has been hoping to put off the chancellor question until it is determined whether or not Albany will grant him control of the schools; by extending Mr. Levy's tenure, he has in essence accomplished that objective.

But he will probably not have that operation until it is determined that he will not pitch any more this year, whether that is in four weeks or four months.

The ban, which the drug agency said it would pursue in 2010, will remain in effect for at least a year until it is determined whether the chemicals should be permanently controlled.

Judge Green noted that the Bush administration had asserted that it has a right to detain prisoners captured in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere practically indefinitely - that is, until it is determined that they are no longer a threat to the United States, or that the "war on terrorism" is over.

The United States concedes that the act of the Attorney General authorizing a warrantless wiretap is subject to judicial review to some extent, Brief for United States 21-23, and it seems improvident to proceed to constitutional questions until it is determined that the Act itself does not bar the interception here in question.