Sentence examples for won't finalize from inspiring English sources

But, typically, departmental bureaucrats won't finalize the rules until later this year.

You can look for the Release Candidate 1 release sometime in September, which actually won't be a real RC, since Microsoft won't finalize Windows Vista until October.

Countries won't finalize any agreements towards the Paris agreement next week, but they can show that they are serious about taking action at home right now while preparing to make even deeper commitments for the next decade.

Today I asked his partner and Executive Chef, Lee Hefter, for a copy of the new dinner menu... and he laughed, saying they won't finalize it until the day before opening, depending upon what is available that day at Chino Farms and the Santa Monica Farmer's Market.

Award eligibility for these shows won't be finalized until the spring; the Tonys, presented in June, are the most coveted honor in the Broadway industry.

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.

It's likely that the proposal won't be finalized until 2014, which would means that it would go into effect in 2015, requiring companies to publicly disclose it in their filings in 2016.

The W3C expects that the actual standardization process won't be finalized until mid-2014.

The spectrum-cap repeal won't be finalized until early 2003, but that won't slow down the consolidation frenzy that is sure to come.

Armstrong notes that AOL's search partnership with Google lasts until December and that a new deal won't be finalized until the summer or early fall.

Monday's announcement will be just the draft standards; those standards won't be finalized until June 2015.