Sentence examples for imminent reflections from inspiring English sources
If we genuinely wish, as the Declaration by the Fifteen stated, to use citizens' expectations as the main theme of our imminent reflections, then, in my view, the debate cannot fail to include the institutional questions of the European project, the political guidelines that the institutions are supposed to implement.
Imminent death often occasions self-reflection and, with it, disappointment and remorse.
Current chairman Graham Stirling said: "Issuing a notice of intention to appoint an administrator has been a difficult but necessary decision and is a reflection of the seriousness and imminent nature of the financial challenges which the club now faces.
Start-ups, it seems, are continuing to pay their employees in this way.Is the decline in the use of options to any extent a reflection of the fact that expensing them is imminent?
28 And whereas in some circumstances a high degree of System 1 processing may work well or be even lifesaving, such as in imminent life-threatening conditions, in others a high degree of reflection (System 2) may be required.
A short period of reflection will be offered to decide upon participation due to an eventual emergency situation (imminent delivery).
Fifty years later, audiences facing the possibility of an imminent war can still look to Nellie and her contemporary counterparts in the American theater for a reflection of their own indomitable spirit.
Labour mobility is imminent.
