Sentence examples similar to imminent undertaking from inspiring English sources

It was only the danger of imminent collapse that made her decide to undertake the editing of her father's letters.

Our research shows "palliative care" with its connotations of imminent death and dying remains a barrier to PCTs undertaking actions associated with "palliative care".

"Flight to Arras," a recollection of a reconnaissance mission he undertook as the fall of France became imminent, appeared in 1942.

While the undertaking made "a significant contribution towards mitigating the imminent risk of irreparable prejudice" to Timor-Leste's rights, it did not remove this risk entirely.

Perhaps all the warmly endearing animal activities have been deliberately undertaken to distract us all from ape plans for imminent takeover.

The Minister for Works, Harry Millington, considered the proposal in July 1939, and by early 1940 a number of rumours emerged regarding the imminent commencement of works; however, the Main Roads Department had no intention to undertake them.

This study was undertaken to determine clinical and non-clinical staff views regarding the imminent implementation of a total smoking ban in a large psychiatric hospital in Australia.

Tower (a veteran of the North African campaigns and Arnhem) also considered that undertaking a full reoccupation of the Crater was pointless given that British withdrawal from Aden was imminent.

Nor has the United States undertaken the kind of military preparations on the ground that would indicate that a war is imminent.

2. To prevent the imminent death of the peaceful activist and Nobel prize winner Andrei Sakharov, Guillermo Fariñas Hernández, from the hunger strike he is undertaking.

Labour mobility is imminent.