Sentence examples for delivering in the next from inspiring English sources

President Bush directly intervened today in the effort to keep India and Pakistan from going to war, calling the leaders of the nuclear-armed rivals and urging them to listen to new proposals that two of his envoys will be delivering in the next few days.

"But there is a lot of product being delivered in the next 12 months.

That will require more of the aid to be delivered in the next few years.

The findings of their review are expected to be delivered in the next few weeks.

"It's an expectation, but the benefits won't be delivered in the next few months," Dr. Mendelsohn said.

(No date has been set for reopening the bridge; the engineers' report is expected to be delivered in the next two weeks).

By contrast, the 14 largest foreign carriers expect 627 wide-bodied planes to be delivered in the next five years, many going to the fast-growing airlines in the Middle East.

In its annual forecast, Boeing said that 28,600 new commercial airplanes would be delivered in the next 20 years, when a total of 36,400 airliners would be flying the global skies.

Particularly so before a general election, when the stalls are being set out for all sorts of new policies or tax gifts, with the false certainty that they will be delivered in the next parliament.

Mr. Gore's speech set the foundation for a series of addresses he intends to deliver in the next couple of weeks as he seeks to contrast his proposals with those of Mr. Bush.

"When times are tough, we need to communicate," the young wife tells her stone-faced husband; lines like this make us all too sympathetic to his preference for the television (though not to the news, delivered in the next scene, that he subsequently murdered her).