Until recently, little help was available to victims.

There are traps that fish sustainably up until recently.

Until recently, we haven't had to know exactly how a vaccine worked.

But until recently, we have had little idea about the initial conditions for the universe.

The Lebanese Government recently asked for an extension of the Commission's mandate until 15 December.

This amendment was recently extended and is in force until the end of April 2007.

In the Arab region, several countries until recently refused to acknowledge the existence of poverty.

Until recently, the highest resolution satellite images commercially available have been 10 m resolution SPOT images.

But somehow it was not put forward until very recently, seeing these as two parallel systems.

Insurance will cover the bypass, it ll cover the angioplasty it won t, until recently, cover diet and lifestyle.

That's an experience that not every other Muslim nation in the Middle East had until very recently.

Until recently, conflict and, usually, civil strife were the most important factors causing humanitarian disasters in Africa.

The Agency's mandate has been extended several times, most recently until 30 June 2008 (resolution 59 117).

The mystery, until recently, was why economic performance had been so weak. There were four types of explanations.

In India, no explicit requirement under law for the publication of internal rules of public authorities existed until recently.

In western Ethiopia, access to refugees has been a challenge until recently because of insecurity caused by intercommunal violence.

Until recently, this was the view from my apartment, onto this place where our client actually bought the neighbor site.

Until recently the referendum initiative had plenty of support people moved in unprecedented numbers during the collection of signatures phase.

Until recently, they have been unwilling to provide the ICTY with useful information about those fugitives or to coordinate efforts.

The fifth phase of the project has recently started (and will last until 2007) with the additional funding of 690,000.

Well, surprisingly enough, amazingly enough, the anatomists had a very poor idea of the structure of the lung until very recently.

Until recently, only staff members at the level of Assistant Secretary General and above were required to file financial disclosure statements.

Until recently, there was no political will on the part of either of those parties to aggressively go after Karadzic and Mladic.

The deadline set for devising a permanent solution by amending article 31 (f) has been extended several times, most recently until May 2005.

And all this time, I never saw a single rat in any of these places, until recently, when I was in the London sewers.

But whatever direction the music took, one thing until recently was always the same, and that was when the musicians stopped playing, the music stopped.

Chris Anderson So, Ashraf, until recently, you were the finance minister of Afghanistan, a country right at the middle of much of the world's agenda.

In countries in transition from centrally managed economies, a fruitful source for cartel investigations could be sectors whose prices were until recently controlled by the government.

Until recently, there was a precipitate fall off in the implementation of commitments after the Monterrey Consensus, particularly in the mobilization of financial resources for development.

Until recently, what we knew about the brain were the things that any other animal's brain could do too, so we could study it in animal models.

In conclusion, I take this opportunity to thank the Security Council for having supported us, most recently in June by renewing MINUSTAH's mandate until 15 February 2006.

That is probably appropriate as the programmes are focused on areas that have until recently rarely been in the official spotlight and have not been discussed openly.

Well, a different approach has been to look at morphology in humans using the only data that people really had at hand until quite recently again, largely skull shape.

Until recently, the military was widely regarded as Turkish society s most powerful and cohesive institution. The generals had never been shy about intervening in politics when they felt it necessary.

The mandate of UNRWA has been renewed repeatedly, most recently by General Assembly resolution A RES 59 117 of 15 December 2004, when it was extended until 30 June 2008.

Its main responsibility is to attend to appeals originating from the Territorial Court, which, until recently, had been referred to the United States Federal District Court of the Virgin Islands.

Indeed, until recently, most people took little notice of China. But China s soaring growth, seen in contrast with stagnation in Latin America s economies, has awakened governments and businessmen across the region.

This amendment was recently extended and is in force until the end of April 2007, thus enabling free choice as for the identity of the family provider during the maternity leave.

The separability of treaty provisions was until comparatively recently considered almost exclusively in connexion with the right to terminate a treaty on the ground of a breach of the other party.

Until recently, few believed that Africa, too, could become a center for modern manufacturing. But, with the right policies, there is no reason why African countries could not follow a similar trajectory.

But, until recently, the divergences were viewed in terms of interests, not philosophies. Americans wanted additional demand for their goods and higher prices, while the Germans and Japanese defended their export industries.

That is now the central question of George W. Bush s second term. Until recently, the Bush administration answered with an evasive cliché as long as it takes and not one day longer.

The high food and fuel prices that prevailed until recently have taken a heavy toll on the finances of many African economies. Now they face a second blow from the global recession.

Significant interceptions of illicit drugs were being made and reported by States that, until recently, had considered themselves to be primarily used as transit points for consignments bound for larger consumer markets.

Until recently, no one knew who is right, because no one was keeping score. But the results of a 20 year research project now suggest that the skeptics are closer to the truth.