Sentence examples for impending effort from inspiring English sources

Senior military and civilian officials in Kandahar use the same language Jones does in describing the impending effort there (no one calls it a "battle"): no kinetic operations, civilians out front, Afghans leading the way.

But an Aug. 6, 2007 letter, which was sent to several hundred Teamster-represented employees in Washington state informing them of Frito-Lay's impending effort to oust the union, had menacing undertones: "We will probably use several methods of communication over the next few weeks, including employee meetings, letters, route rides, and individual discussions".

Many county officials saw the college's budget struggle as a preview of the county's impending efforts to restore its overall financial health.

With a staff of about 80 people, Mr. James said, the company is going through a growth spurt of sorts, with partnership deals with BarnesandNoble.com and eBay's Half.com, an impending international effort and a new marketing campaign aimed at libraries.

Mr. Trichet has not signaled any impending coordinated effort but often emphasizes his ties to Mr. Bernanke.

In anticipation of a federal call for volunteers, Scott published messages in the state's newspapers in February and April 1812 whipping up support for the impending war effort.

Despite Pyongyang's open efforts to build nuclear weapons, Mr. Bush played down that threat to keep Americans focused on the impending campaign against Iraq.

The King is seeking to bolster FDR's support for the impending allied War effort but discovers that the roguish President (Bill Murray) is conducting a secret affair.

But it is often a game of cat and mouse: because the city's 300 housing inspectors usually notify landlords of their impending visits in an effort to get the heat back on as fast as possible, residents say that some landlords ratchet up the heat in time for the inspection, then turn it down once inspectors leave.

David Kessler, a former F.D.A. commissioner, pointed to the impending presidential election and efforts to keep the outbreak from becoming a political issue.

That means that even though Wal-Mart may pay for the lions share of Books-A-Millions impending infrastructure upgrade, the efforts will take a heavy toll on the smaller retailer's resources both financial and otherwise.