Sentence examples for resolution was imminent from inspiring English sources

Before the meeting, the justice minister, Ahmed Mekki, who is mediating between the presidency and the judiciary, said a resolution was imminent.

No resolution is imminent.

The shotgun approach used in Cyprus, which was forced to adopt and apply such legislation in less than a week, now means that the long-overdue EU-wide approach to bank resolution is imminent.

Both believed a workers' revolution was imminent.

A senior American trade official said yesterday that Europe had made some progress toward complying on beef and banana trade, but the official did not suggest that a resolution to the matter was imminent.

Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird said on Monday that Mr Fahmy's release was "imminent" but gave no details of a resolution.

But Yeovil "categorically denied" that a takeover was imminent, after reports suggested the parties were hoping for a "resolution" by early January.

Civil war was imminent.

No rain was imminent.

Surely outrage was imminent.

A communal (electoral) award was imminent.