Sentence examples for was imposed until from inspiring English sources

Period 2 (postpubertal) was imposed until 22 mo, when heifers were returned to their farms of origin.

Period 1 (prepubertal) was imposed until HF and Jersey treatment groups averaged 200 and 165 kg of BW, respectively.

Ignoring the existing state governments, military government was imposed until new civil governments were established and the Fourteenth Amendment was ratified.

From its opening in 1930 there were no exposure controls at the mine until the 1960s and no standard was imposed until 1986 when the European directive was implemented in Italy.

The ban is to be imposed until Oct. 31.

Immigration restrictions cannot be imposed until Britain leaves the EU, which will likely take two years at least.

No sanctions would be imposed until the W.T.O. has ruled on the new legislation, according to the statement from Ms. Barshefsky and Mr. Eizenstat.

But the sanctions would not be imposed until a college had an opportunity to formulate a corrective plan and two to three years to put it into use.

"As the government's mandatory ISP filtering policy is underpinned by the strength of our classification system, the legal obligation to commence mandatory ISP filtering will not be imposed until the review is completed.

One of those was to rule that a 1am lockout meant to combine with the 3am call for last drinks for nightclub precincts now won't be imposed until February 1 next year.

Under trade organization procedures and the agreement between the United States and Europe on how to handle the sensitive issue, no sanctions are to be imposed until next June at the earliest.