Sentence examples for imminent campaign from inspiring English sources

Washington is routinely sceptical of the UN and OSCE, but the key role was seen as an attempt to build as broad a coalition as possible behind the imminent campaign.

"It's an honour to take charge of the national team for our imminent campaign," said Johnson.

Earlier, General Joseph Dunford, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had also confirmed an imminent campaign.

The story gains momentum and Carcetti spins the resulting attention on homelessness into a key issue in his imminent campaign for Governor and restores funding to the police department.

The Clinton campaign, on the other hand, was said to be staring into the face of imminent campaign shake-ups, as pundits began writing Hillary Clinton's political epitaph in advance.

A PETA representative told the New York Post: "Heather's exposé of the Chinese fur industry remains one of most popular videos on our site, but we don't have any imminent campaigns planned with her".

This, of course, is the question du jour for management and boards today, whether or not their company is faced with an actual or imminent activist campaign.

Or take 1996, when Michael Howard rushed through a law to foil a supposedly imminent IRA campaign to mark the 80th anniversary of the Easter rising.

The three main parties admitted there would be no going back at future elections as they signed a 76-point agreement with the broadcasters for US-style debates which look certain to dominate the imminent election campaign.

Organisers argue that their fans "traditionally leave it late" to buy tickets and, as a result, their promotional kick is only about to start – led by an imminent television campaign.

On Monday she sent fellow MPs an open letter about her aims in her new job, seen by many as a flag raised ahead of what seemed then like an imminent leadership campaign.