Sentence examples for imminent resolution from inspiring English sources
People involved with the project told The New York Times they expected an imminent resolution to the labor dispute.
Prospects of an imminent resolution of the rail dispute appeared remote after talks between Southern's parent company, Govia Thameslink Railway, and Aslef collapsed on Thursday.
Prospects for an imminent resolution of the long-running dispute appear remote after talks between Aslef and Southern's parent company, Govia Thameslink Railway, collapsed on Thursday.
Carney was hopeful of an imminent resolution to his dispute with the Sharks and said he would decide over Christmas if he would continue playing rugby league.
But Kerry was actually responding to a second, less imminent resolution, a French initiative reflecting the European Union's determination to help Abbas without adopting his positions.
Monday was the fifth day since Venezuela's power system went down, plunging most of the country, including Caracas, into sporadic darkness and dampening hopes of imminent resolution.
HOUSTON — While the Tony Bernazard investigation continued Friday with no resolution imminent, the Mets returned to normalcy — assuming that normalcy means a constant discussion of injuries for a team that is 7-17 itsits last 24 games and 10 ½ games behind first-place Philadelphia in the National League East.
Before the meeting, the justice minister, Ahmed Mekki, who is mediating between the presidency and the judiciary, said a resolution was imminent.
The shotgun approach used in Cyprus, which was forced to adopt and apply such legislation in less than a week, now means that the long-overdue EU-wide approach to bank resolution is imminent.
Resentment builds in the song — "I played the missus and I've done the dishes/'Bout time somebody got the hell out" — but just when it seems that confrontation is imminent, it ends with no resolution, no final verse about that no-good scoundrel trying to outrun a bullet.
