Sentence examples for imminent hostilities from inspiring English sources

President George W. Bush near me on the phone, giving military commands and informing congressional leaders of imminent hostilities.

Under that 1973 law, presidents must end unauthorized deployments 60 days after notifying Congress that they have introduced American forces into actual or imminent hostilities.

Mr. Kelly then did something strange: though warned of imminent hostilities, he pulled our Ambassador out of her post of duty.

The War Powers Resolution of 1973 says that a president must terminate military operations 60 days after notifying Congress that he had introduced armed forces into actual or imminent hostilities.

Under the War Powers Resolution of 1973, a president must terminate such operations 60 days after he has formally notified lawmakers about the introduction of armed forces into actual or imminent hostilities.

Obama's war also violates the War Powers Resolution, which permits the president to introduce U.S. Armed Forces into hostilities or imminent hostilities only in three situations.

Adding to his desperation and the perception of imminent hostility, he was pursued by natives during his flight.

Mr. Bush has shied away from invoking the act, contending that U.S. troops are in no imminent danger of hostilities.

Active patrolling by mounted troops continued throughout the period leading up to the battle, but by early July, there were no indications of any imminent resumption of hostilities.

"I do not believe involvement in hostilities is imminent," Mr. Bush told Congress in a message this morning.

One official noted that Mr. Baker's warning to Saddam Hussein had come "when hostilities were imminent," a point the United States has not yet reached.