Sentence examples for poised to issue from inspiring English sources

[Agence France-Presse] The Obama administration is poised to issue the first federal standards for limiting greenhouse gas emissions from new electric power plants.

In fact, the agency is poised to issue a proposal for tougher roof standards within a couple of months, said Rae Tyson, a spokesman for the agency.

When the Supreme Court agreed to hear the case in January, it seemed poised to issue a major ruling on presidential power.

The Labor Department rule is among many that federal agencies are poised to issue before Mr. Bush turns over the White House to Mr. Obama.

This month, he was poised to issue a report labeling the investigation as a failing effort, a step that could have delayed Serbia's ambitions to join the European Union.

Meanwhile, the Supreme Constitutional Court — which Mr. Mubarak had tried to stack with loyalists and where a few judges openly fear Islamists — is poised to issue a decision that could dissolve the current assembly and require a new one.

Though the vote had not yet taken place as The Economist went to press, the Security Council seemed poised this week to issue a fresh resolution giving Saddam Hussein a "final opportunity" to give up his illicit work on weapons of mass destruction (WMD) or face "serious consequences".

This year, and this vote, seems poised to put the issue to rest, and leave Rhode Island as the only state in New England that doesn't recognize same-sex marriage.

Now, with the court poised to decide the issue once and for all, the end of his campaign is potentially in sight.

In addition, the Supreme Court is poised to address major issues relating to the president's (and, by extension, the administration's) authority to interpret immigration laws in ways not explicitly authorized by law.

Despite a decision last year to waylay a bill on expansion after fierce lobbying by Disney and others, the Legislature is now poised to take up the issue again.