Sentence examples for will soon refer from inspiring English sources

In this regard I submit a document under Number RF-1332 to which my colleague, in charge of personal and individual accusations, will soon refer.

The G.A.O. will soon refer the Head Start findings to the inspector general's office at the Health and Human Services Department for its consideration for a criminal inquiry, Mr. Kutz said.

By the 1960s, the very same structures begin to be torn down for their obsolescence in a culture that will soon be referring to itself as Postmodern and Dystopian.

Hopefully you will soon be referred to a neurologist.

I have to say that as a pastor and a lesbian who will soon have to refer to herself as eligible for Social Security, my confidence is pretty low regarding the Lou Engle-like churches' abilities and willingness to take on the task of providing care for my partner and me and my two gay children when we are in our most vulnerable years of life.

Samsung has declared that by 2017 every television it sells will be internet-connectable, prompting one of its executives to suggest we'll soon stop referring to "smart" TVs as such because net-enabled services will be the norm.

Safaricom offered Bonga to a test group of 600 users and will soon allow that group to refer it to friends as part of a three-phase rollout.

Unannounced decisions do not have to relate to specific policies that will soon be announced, either – they can refer to spending on classified projects for national security and defence, or to commercial in confidence issues.

I hope, for the sake of hundreds of thousands of students, that the board's instincts were good and that the "vision" part Zimmer referred to will soon become clear.

We were moved". I hope, for the sake of hundreds of thousands of students, that the board's instincts were good and that the "vision" part Zimmer referred to will soon become clear.

The administrative companies referred to in Malta will soon be inactive".