Sentence examples for will not be formed from inspiring English sources

A new government will not be formed before the upcoming parliamentary election, Mr. Morsi said.

This is the day when the CND chain will (or will not) be formed between Aldermaston and Greenham Common.

But as long as the president and the Republican leaders in the House are opposed to a commission, it is safe to bet that one will not be formed.

Since these will not be formed in time to contest provincial elections expected in November, individual candidates will be allowed to stand as independents, another first for Indonesia.Many Acehnese politicians reckon all this has satisfied about 90% of their demands.

Under the country's complex political arrangements, a new cabinet will not be formed until December.A man with a plan, sort ofRick Perry rejigged his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination by announcing a proposal for a national flat tax to replace the current system of income taxes.

A new council will not be formed during this parliament, Ms Merkel has promised.On May 7th the constitutional court ruled that the previous government had erred in approving German participation in flights by AWACS planes over Turkey in 2003 without seeking parliamentary approval.

Galloway can do little for the voters of Bradford West because he will not be forming a government at the next election.

If you cut the time short, the flowers may emerge but they will not be fully formed.

The new currency will not be a form of debt-money, but, if anything, will be linked more closely to real-world assets.

Therefore, it is entirely possible (and constitutionally legitimate) that the largest party in parliament will not be able to form a government and that the second biggest party will form a governing coalition.

Mr Maliki used his weekly TV address to the nation to make it clear he will not be bulldozed into forming a government which does not take into account the result of the election in April.