Sentence examples for poised to write from inspiring English sources

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At last the country seems poised to write its chapter in the popular narrative of "Africa rising".

This week O'Callghan is poised to write press articles and give television interviews in the run up to Saturday's critical decision.

The Treasury is poised to write off £2bn - equivalent to 1p on income tax - as uncollectable from Gordon's Brown's tax credit scheme, a report by MPs reveals today.

Variety reports that Hollywood studio Universal is poised to write off huge losses on Carl Rinsch's film, which had already opened poorly in Japan ahead of its Christmas Day North American bow.

"I said I can't go because I have a fishing trip to Cabo Frio," he told Derham as she tilted her head and smiled sympathetically, poised to write him a doctor's note.

Poised to be written of as one of the tournament's flops, Ronaldo's performance put a miserable two-game goalless run at Euro 2012 behind him.

The address will focus on the White House tax cut proposal, just as the Senate Finance Committee, on which Mr. Jeffords serves, is poised to begin writing a tax bill.

NEW YORK TIMES | THE BILL | LEVIN'S REMARKS Madoff's Victims to See Checks Soon | More than two and a half years after Bernard L. Madoff's huge Ponzi scheme came to light, the trustee, Irving H. Picard, is poised to start writing the first checks to Mr. Madoff's victims.

"A decreased amount of research done for non-DOE clients has LANL's reputation as a science institution poised to fall," wrote local resident Greg Mello of the watchdog Los Alamos Study Group on the popular blog LANL: The Real Story.

The environmental agency was poised two years ago to write new mercury rules for plants, but met heavy resistance from members of Congress, who in turn were encountering intense lobbying from the electric power industry.