Sentence examples for new ultimatum from inspiring English sources
Barack Obama is expected to deliver a new ultimatum to Iran at a press conference in Pittsburgh in a few minutes.
That is why, as The Economist went to press, discussions were under way about giving him a new ultimatum, with specific demands, that he would be asked to meet during the next few weeks.
Khrushchev evidently considered the young president to be weak and on the defensive and tried to intimidate him with a new ultimatum, threatening to turn over control of Western access to West Berlin to the East German government.
The Nassau County executive, Thomas S. Gulotta, set the stage today for two major battles, scheduling a May 2 special election that will determine which party will control the County Legislature and issuing a new ultimatum to the county's largest union.
Around midnight General Berg arrived in Warsaw with a new ultimatum signed by Paskevich.
On 7 November, the JNA issued a new ultimatum demanding the surrender of Dubrovnik by noon.
There may be little appetite for further bloodshed from the Real IRA, and US president George Bush's new ultimatums on world terrorism may see further decline in support for Irish nationalists from the US.
The new surrender ultimatum -- set variously from 10 a.m. to noon on Thursday, depending on who was announcing it -- came after a day of crushed hopes and steady American bombing that sent huge clouds of smoke and debris billowing across the ridges.
Mistresses In the new episode "Ultimatum," Savi (Alyssa Milano) decides that her marriage to Harry Brett Tuckerr) is worth saving — even if the baby is Dom's (Jason George). 10 p.m. ABC.
However, a not-so-traumatic incident causes Ott to retreat back to his house and therefore back to his reclusive lifestyle... and he then gives his new companion an ultimatum.
The European Union also made a kolotoumba of its own as it does not appear to be threatening the new government with ultimatums but, rather, encouraging a new dialogue in the hope of finding a potential consensus.
