Sentence examples for during the imminent from inspiring English sources

A favorite format is one modeled after a highly secure structure used by Queen Elizabeth I and her spymasters during the imminent arrest of Mary Queen of Scots.

The UK is still signed up to the the European convention on human rights, which prohibits capital punishment except in times of war or during the imminent threat of war.

Uganda deployed troops near the Congolese border in late October to make sure M23 territory "was not left unprotected during the imminent offensive", the experts added, saying they witnessed the delivery of hundreds of boots to the rebels at the border town of Bunagana on 14 October.

"All told, the combination of meagre wage growth despite very low unemployment supports the MPC's view that enough slack remains in the labour market to warrant keeping rates on hold during the imminent period of high inflation". The ONS said there are 1.58 million people out of work in the three months to January, 31,000 fewer than the previous three months.

A tough question, and one that obviously hasn't been resolved, nor will it be during the imminent papal-election conclave, nor the one after that.

My newest internet friend, Festy Nickle, is a prominent member of the Zombie Resistance Underground--an online group dedicated to teaching others how to survive during the imminent zombie apocalypse, or "z-day".

However solely those who conceived with singleton pregnancies during and on the imminent study period were finally included in Control group B. Age matching was not performed.

Duchovny expressed anxiety during filming due to the imminent birth of his first child, who was born two days after filming concluded.

The defense is judged according to the subjective and objective perception of the defender during the time of the imminent or ongoing attack, and not according to the view of persons who are judging it ex post.

The combination of these factors ensured that participants had to continue focusing on the location of the imminent stimulus during the (short) inter-trial interval for fast and accurate performance.

That task was immediately harder, having lost nightwatchman Danny Briggs, who had been called away during the small hours to attend the imminent birth of his first child.