Sentence examples for imminent intervention from inspiring English sources

Those security-service signs deter crime only to the extent that they convincingly signal imminent intervention.

Turkey, a fierce opponent of Mr. Assad, sent reinforcements to its borders as the fighting intensified, raising speculation of an imminent intervention.

The Pentagon and the state department, in separate briefings on Tuesday, played down the chances of any imminent intervention and stressed that so far there has been no conclusive evidence of chemical weapons being used.

Along with the ideas of the imminent intervention of God in history and the reversal of the irresistible progress of evil and declension of good, Daniel's apocalypse introduced other influential ideas.

In 2007, the number of persons dying from HCV exceeded that of HIV [ 6], and without imminent intervention, multiple models predict a four-fold increase in morbidity and mortality from HCV over the next decade [ 7, 8].

Augustine anticipated no imminent supernatural intervention in history.

Disagreements among the Western powers seem to rule out any imminent military intervention, which Europe and the United States fear could ignite a wider Balkan war.

They are now trying to whip up nationalist fervour against what they say is imminent Indian intervention on the king's behalf.

Parochial authorities in Lambeth, fearing imminent government intervention, slashed their burial fees – the '1st class ground' reduced from 27s to 16s, the "2nd class" from 16s to 6s – a rather grim clearance sale.

"When he was manoeuvring for a leadership position in the MNLA there was no question of a theocratic state". Another western analyst said: "Iyad Ag Ghaly is regarded as a big man, a pragmatist who is willing to do deals". John Campbell, a Mali watcher at the US Council on Foreign Relations, doubts there will be conflict, despite the drumbeats suggesting an imminent military intervention.

"There is no precise timing... but one can speak of an imminent international intervention against the regime.