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Liveinjapan Posted 17 years ago
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They have until JUne 1st to reach a decision

Amid such developments, the United States drew up the draft asking the Security Council to establish a UN peacekeeping operation in the east African nation. However, they have until June 1st to reach a decision.

In the bold part, is the term 'have to' split, or does that mean that they have the term until June 1st in order to reach a decision?
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June 1st is their deadline for a decision.

— Madhulk

  • June 1st is their deadline for a decision.
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June 1st is their deadline for a decision.
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Thanks, Madhulk.

So,

 they have until June 1st to reach a decision.

 they have to reach a decision until June 1st.



Are they the same in meaning?
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