Sentence examples for until the comprehensive from inspiring English sources

With just days left until the Comprehensive Spending Review is published, we can only hope this rally serves as a vivid reminder that if we are to return to economic growth, if we are to tackle the great social, environmental and medical challenges we face, then investment in science isn't a matter of balance sheets and departmental budgets, nor is it a matter of choice – Science is Vital.

At this early point it's hard to say, until the comprehensive benchmarks and real-world tests start rolling in.

This could go a long way to making the world safe from the madness of testing until the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty enters into force.

Although the true regional-scale distribution patterns of freshwater fish will not be known until the comprehensive compilation of distributional data for that group has been achieved, we have some confidence that our sample is broadly representative at the scale of our analysis.

Until now, the comprehensive study for environmental, genetic, clinical and administrative factors has not been reported.

Attempts to end the civil war included numerous discussions, cease-fires, and agreements but yielded very little success until 2005, when the Comprehensive Peace Agreement ended the warfare.

Another biological reality is that once the breast gland is formed, it is an immature and highly proliferative (active) organ, unable to perform its job of making milk until it goes through the comprehensive maturation process of a full-term pregnancy and breast-feeding.

A spokesman for the mayor said later there was "no change" to the mayor's commitment of maintaining police numbers above the 32,000 mark until the 2015 comprehensive spending review.

Until the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) ended the fighting between the SPLA and the Government of Sudan, children were actively enlisted, either by choice or force, into the SPLA and other armed groups.

Even then, forfeiture remained an infrequent resort until 1984, when Congress passed the Comprehensive Crime Control Act.

"We will be back next month, next year and the year after -- as long as it takes until every senior citizen has the comprehensive benefit they deserve," said Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts.