Sentence examples for yet to lay from inspiring English sources

But the director of public prosecutions is yet to lay any charges.

But though salaries have been cut, the government has yet to lay off anyone.

Mario Huerta is a new father who has yet to lay eyes upon his child.

The special prosecutor, Michael McCrum, has yet to lay out all of his evidence against the governor.

Regulators have yet to lay out a specific framework with regard to venture capital investors and boardroom independence.

Although the scheme promised 90% efficiency using a vaguely defined "OxyNol" process, the firm has yet to lay the plant's foundations.

Yet plans to lay the foundation stone in May of last year were postponed after United States marines shot and killed three Afghan soldiers and wounded two more just outside the embassy.

But in Maricopa, infrastructure was lagging so far behind growth — many departments were using contract workers — that the city hasn't yet had to lay off anyone.

The country's unemployment rate, the highest in Europe, is now 24.4 percent, an especially stark figure, given that the government in Madrid has not yet begun to lay off public-sector employees in any significant number.

Spain's unemployment rate is now 24.4 percent, the highest in Europe and an especially stark figure given that the Madrid government has not yet begun to lay off public sector servants in any significant number.

The defence hasn't yet begun to lay out their case.