Sentence examples for imminent rule from inspiring English sources

City officials say that is why the imminent rule change is for No. 4 oil and the natural gas requirement does not kick in for 20 years.

I've only been on Earth for four days, and I comprehend that time is immaterial here (or at least it will be, under the imminent rule of the ruthless Lord Pa'Lhaxalic).

What they want for China is an independent and impartial judiciary; freedom of speech and expression; free trade unions; a free media; the capacity to hold government to account by citizens – all institutions you dismiss as "western" and now to be contested by your forecast of China's imminent rule of the world.

Lady Antonia has now quit on the grounds that we were asked to help without being told of the imminent rule-change that would open up the annual Man Booker to US writers and so alter the entire ecology of both awards.

They've picked the Enlightenment as a place on which to stand their ground and draw a grotesque caricature of the threat they face: imminent mob rule by a bunch of hand-chopping, adultress-stoning superstitious fanatics.

What's far from clear, though, is whether all it has done with this new imminent-threat rule is replace one constitutionally suspect guideline with another.

At the beginning of our spent millennium and at frequent intervals throughout it, vexed to nightmare by the calendar, believers have awaited Christ's imminent return to rule over a new heaven and earth in a kingdom that was to run for the unthinkable span of a thousand years.

At the beginning of our spent millennium and at frequent intervals throughout it, vexed to nightmare by the calendar, believers have awaited Christ's imminent return to rule over a new heaven and earth in a kingdom that was to run for the unthinkable span of a thousand years.

Mr Ayre of Liverpool FC said the Anfield club was aware that changes were imminent, with the rules being something the club was paying close attention to.

Yet I supported the June 30 protests knowing that military rule was imminent, because Mr. Morsi's rule had not been democratic, either.

"They feel like they've taken care of the imminent threat," said Jolene Rule, a local environmental leader.