Sentence examples for Imminent conclusion from inspiring English sources

Like fiction, music is always promising an imminent conclusion and then introducing complications.

The sense of imminent conclusion was heightened by two decisions earlier in the day, which rejected attempts by Democrats to disqualify Republican absentee ballots.

Georgian activists have accused a pro-Russian group of planning a fake lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pride march to provoke attacks from homophobes in an attempt to destabilise the country before the imminent conclusion of an EU association agreement.

Wada is currently building its case, which it will take to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, and the two-year saga is showing no sign of reaching an imminent conclusion.

The ICC has told the Guardian the matter remains one for the West Indies Cricket Board and Jadco, but an imminent conclusion looks unlikely if the latter's most recent case in cricket is anything to by.

This relatively minor delivery, has been viewed by some military experts in chemical warfare as a largely symbolic gesture - one that we should not assume is reflective of a process that's approaching any form of imminent conclusion.

China's entry into the WTO which looks imminent after the conclusion of an agreement with the European Union on May 19th would have occurred with or without PNTR.

While no decision is imminent, the panel's conclusions could affect how future cigarettes are marketed.

The businessman behind the delayed investment deal that has led to financial problems at Lotus insists its conclusion is imminent.

Unless phylogenetic signal can be revealed by at least some approaches based on genome-wide comparisons, the conclusion seems imminent that this concept should be abandoned and replaced by a more complex representation of evolution.

The question about all of these things that has yet to be asked — at a Presidential news conference or during Brennan's confirmation hearing — is this: How many suspects on your list have been taken off the list because of unreliable intelligence or a conclusion that the "imminent" threat was no longer so imminent?