Sentence examples for will not be finalized from inspiring English sources

And "the rule will not be finalized until the final version of this scientific assessment is complete".

But the deal will not be finalized unless the outstanding criminal investigations are resolved before year's end.

The U.S. Olympic equestrian team will not be finalized for several weeks, but the contenders already range from a 17-year-old prodigy rider to a horse that twice cheated death.

3.21 pm reply: definitely be weeks away, yes 3.27 pm Michel to James: just spoke to JH – He confirmed process will not be finalized until mid-April given the demand for details from Ofcom.... he said it was "weeks away" Guardian report | See the email | See the text messages Michel to James: Just spoke to JH.... [JH] debriefed on his meeting with the media coalition.

Twenty-eight universities in England -- one-fifth of all universities -- have applied for the program, but details will not be finalized until later this year after many students have applied to matriculate in 2012.

This week, the Russian government announced that the adoption of those children will not be finalized and that will remain in orphanages in Russia.

I fall in the second camp, but in either case, it is important to recognize that the statue, whose design has not been finalized, will not be the only, or the largest, representation of the president on the site.

The most important decisions, about where and how individual pieces will be displayed, won't be finalized until the last two weeks before the opening, and those decisions will be made by Vo.

The finishes have not been finalized, but they will most likely include walnut or oak floors and Bosch, Miele and Sub-Zero appliances, he said.

New swaps rules mandated by Dodd-Frank are supposed to take effect on July 16, but many still have not been finalized and probably will not be completed in time.

The details have not been finalized, however, and will likely draw scrutiny from regulators in the United States and other countries over possible violations of antitrust laws.