Sentence examples for until the problem of from inspiring English sources
Nobody can hold an election until the problem of the 1990 election is resolved.
"We won't have a stable southeastern Europe," he said, "until the problem of Serbia is resolved".
And until the problem of rising medical costs is addressed, the government will never solve its deficit problem.
Solar energy obviously cannot replace fossil fuels completely until the problem of banking some of what is collected during the day, for use at night, is solved.
Lisa Duffy will also demand the closure of Islamic faith schools until the problem of Islamist terrorism is dealt with, as well as a "complete and comprehensive ban" on sharia courts in the UK.
Edward was eager to discuss the potential for governmental reform, but the barons were unwilling to begin any such debate until the problem of Gaveston had been resolved.
In the period until 1930, the problem of paradoxes led naturally to and was subsumed under the investigation of logical calculi (its final by-product being the Hilbert-Ackermann textbook of 1928).
To the best of our knowledge, until now the problem of reflection and transmission of plane waves at the surface of a layer sandwiched between two dissimilar porous solids saturated with two immiscible viscous fluids has not been investigated.
It is not surprising that until now the problem of multiple testing was not considered in disease mapping, because Bayesian approaches to smooth relative risk estimates may be misinterpreted as a solution to the problem.
Until recently, the problem of non-adherence was not a subject of major interest in cancer care, due mainly to the fact that almost all therapies were parentally administered in a hospital setting (though it should perhaps be mentioned here that non-adherence is also a problem in parenteral cancer drugs) (Borras et al, 2001).
The Flowers Report is still quoted today for its demand that no more nuclear power stations should be built until the problems of handling waste had been resolved.
