• This despite the fact the Senate demanded, as a condition for approval of the CWC, and received assurances that certain applications of RCAs by the military were permissible, an understanding that until now was upheld by Republican and Democratic administrations alike.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Waging lawfare

  • The government has made real progress on climate change with its pledge that new homes will be "zero carbon" by 2016, the report said, but needs to offset carbon from now until then by drastically reducing emissions from existing homes.

    BBC: NEWS | UK | New homes rush 'fails eco test'

  • Everyone has been calling for Southgate's head for 18 months or so and he's stuck by him until now.

    BBC: Anderson backs Strachan for Boro

  • Concerns about horsemeat in processed beef products first came to light on 15 January and until now recalls by supermarkets have involved frozen products.

    BBC: Three held in horsemeat mislabelling investigation

  • This bank, until now owned by the Shenzhen local government, has 200 branches in the most capitalist city in China, with deposits growing by 50% a year.

    ECONOMIST: Casino capital

  • Buttonwood has been a fan of ultra-long bonds until now, warmed by the image of a generation of oldsters wandering off into the sunset clutching their perfectly tailored, income-generating, supercreditworthy bonds.

    ECONOMIST: Buttonwood

  • Until now she has prospered by showing strength in foreign policy and deftness in managing the coalition's internal divisions.

    ECONOMIST: Germany's government

  • The company says it can save customers money and reduce complexity by integrating functions that until now required 4 or 5 separate pieces of software.

    FORBES: ADP Moves Beyond Payroll; Integrated HR In The Cloud

  • Until now, material misrepresentations by pension consultants, which were broadly disseminated orally, in writings and in their regulatory filings with the SEC have escaped notice by the agency.

    FORBES: SEC Takes Action Against Pension Advisers Callan and Yanni (September 25, 2007 )

  • More than three years after the ousting of Slobodan Milosevic, Serbia is staggering through a political crisis, in which two of the protagonists are parties headed, until recently, by men who are now war-crimes suspects.

    ECONOMIST: Serbia's troubles

  • Each graduating business class, from 2008 until now, has been greeted by a dismal economic outlook.

    FORBES: Are Business Degrees Recession-proof?

  • Up until now, the cuts proposed by a lot of folks in Washington have focused almost exclusively on that 12%.

    FORBES: Losing the Future?

  • Until now they have been stymied by a critical lack of information about the quality of the medical care they are buying.

    ECONOMIST: There must be a better way

  • Breakfast clubs are not a new initiative, but until now they have been subsidised by schools themselves or through grants from organisations including the National Lottery.

    BBC: NEWS | UK | Wales | Free breakfast trial for pupils

  • The rulings could boomerang, encouraging the growth of a federal bureaucracy to pursue cases through the courts which until now have mostly been brought by individuals and businesses.

    ECONOMIST: The Supreme Court

  • Mr Masiyiwa's first serious threat is likely to come with the planned privatisation of NetOne, presumably with a foreign partner though if the pace of Zimbabwean privatisation until now is anything to go by, that could take several years.

    ECONOMIST: Judgment day

  • Some of the contents of the e-mail were first claimed in a column written by Brown's lawyer, Andy Lester, in the conservative weekly publication Human Events, and subsequently picked up by news media, but until now, the existence of a written record memorializing those claims have been unreported.

    CNN: Brown: E-mail shows Bush glad FEMA took Katrina flak

  • Up until now, national governments, encouraged by their big energy companies, have blocked a single market in energy.

    WSJ: Energy Costs Move Up Europe's Agenda

  • Up until now, many Japanese women trapped by a lack of personal income and marketable skills, have stayed in unfulfilling relationships.

    BBC: Tuesday, 14 November, 2006

  • Mr Pickles said councils had until now been "hamstrung and discouraged by a system that failed to encourage and reward economic success".

    BBC: Share of business rates to be kept by English councils

  • The European Union gave Myanmar a vote of confidence Monday by permanently removing trade sanctions that until now had been only temporarily suspended.

    WSJ: Myanmar to Face Human-Rights Test as ASEAN Chair

  • "The production cost until now has been prohibitive, so by collaborating and joining forces they will be hoping to accelerate development, " he said.

    BBC: Nissan FCEV on display at a car show in Brussels in January

  • It's in the west African state of Congo Brazzaville and at least half-a-million people have been made homeless by a conflict, which has until now been hidden in the dense forests.

    BBC: Congo Brazzaville's hidden war

  • They point to the fact that Greece is implementing reforms that were unthinkable until recently, that Italy is now run by a man who praises the strength of the German model.

    BBC: Resentment towards Germany

  • Thus it was a remarkable spectacle when, on Monday July 5th, Indonesians across the length and breadth of this huge archipelago of 17, 000 islands, strung between the Indian and Pacific Oceans, queued calmly to cast their votes in the country's first direct election for president (until now, presidents had been chosen by a national assembly).

    ECONOMIST: Crooning to victory? | The

  • Until now, slots have been jealously held by incumbents on a historic basis.

    ECONOMIST: Aviation: The problems stack up | The

  • That surpassed purchases made by ETFs and surprised analysts, who until now had no clear insight into the size of China's buying.

    WSJ: China Buys In to Gold's Allure

  • Democrats finally passed the conference report, but they have now further delayed matters by waiting until April 30 to send the bill to the president.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Crass test Dems

  • Instead, looking somewhat sheepish, he announced in Sydney on April 27th that the government would now do nothing until the period covered by the Kyoto protocol ends in late 2012.

    ECONOMIST: Make us greener, oh lord. But not yet

  • By now, everybody knows that up until February 22nd, the stock market had been a one-way street based on the concept that U.S. economy had finally reached a growth rate that appeared to be sustainable.

    FORBES: Tsunami of Selling Expected on Friday?

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