Sentence examples for present imminent from inspiring English sources
And now the city has suddenly discovered, after 13 years, that heating systems present "imminent danger" to residents through leaks of carbon monoxide.
Responding to Republican attacks on reflation, Mr. Fisher said, there is "absolutely no escape from our present imminent danger except through reflation".
The commission will formally vote on the final list on Sept. 6. "Each applicant was required to demonstrate that its inclusion in a rotating outage would present imminent jeopardy or danger to public health and safety," wrote Carl Wood, the utilities commission's presiding officer, in a draft decision.
Not only do these foreign holdings, debts and future deals present imminent conflicts of interest for American foreign policy, but they also create an immediate constitutional concern.
Stand Your Ground allows the use of lethal force in public with no duty to retreat from someone the shooter says presented imminent danger.
"These include speech that presents imminent physical danger and speech that disrupts the university's mission to educate...
She says her foundation has about 4,000 members across the country, not exactly a figure suggesting that the godless present an imminent threat to the godful.
"Living conditions for residents of the first floor were so egregious as to present an imminent threat to the health and safety of residents," according to a report by the State Commission on Quality of Care for the Mentally Disabled.
The federal agency said adherence to the safeguards proposed in the plan "will help prevent the occurrence of a situation that may present an imminent and substantial endangerment to public health and the environment".
Last Friday, the federal Environmental Protection Agency accepted the authority's decontamination plan, saying its safeguards "will help prevent the occurrence of a situation that may present an imminent and substantial endangerment to public health and the environment".
"We believe that we've always had the power to withhold advertisements which in the judgment of our security professionals would present an imminent threat of violence," Adam Lisberg, an authority spokesman, said on Monday.
