A global recession may be impending and millions of people may lose their jobs.
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One reason for the rush could be impending expiration dates on some of the drugs it uses for executions.
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Mr. Mangels said the stress from what may be impending homelessness has raised his blood pressure to dangerous levels.
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However, his insistence on the "correct" way to fight what we now know to be impending world disaster is laughable.
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In fact, the people occupying Bradford's paintings seem to be enjoying themselves, for the most part, unaware that any disaster might be impending.
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Now they are in charge, and yet legislation is stalled, a shutdown may be impending and a raise in the debt ceiling is again in doubt.
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Previously believing that good necessarily prevailed, upon considering the thought-to-be impending doom of the Florentine republic at the hands of Milan, some Florentine thinkers began to think otherwise. Baron theorized that it was this shift in understanding that allowed later thinkers like Niccolò Machiavelli to construct his view that free states required a politically realistic outlook in order to survive.
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Mike Henry endured this treatment, but the Fleet chaplain had to intervene with the Captain of the Fleet to obtain his release. Later Bartosik is alleged to have written to Rear-Admiral Horace Law, then Flag Officer Submarines, saying that he considered Henry unsuitable for an important submarine appointment "understood to be impending". Law’s reply is said to have been one of the few occasions when Bartosik’s legendary malevolence was checked.
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A major landslide of up to of material is said to be impending on the unstable mountainside, so an emergency preparedness service, the Åknes/Tafjord intermunicipal company (IKS), has closely monitored the area since 2009.Skredet kan kome innan få timar ("Slide could come within a few hours"), 28 October 2014, Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation. Accessed 30 October 2014. Even a smaller slide of about could cross the valley floor, potentially devastating buildings and damaging the Rauma Line railway and European route E136.
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In The Challenge of Islam to Christians, Pawson documents the present rapid rise of Islam in the West. He explains what Islam is, arguing that its rejection of Jesus Christ's divinity mean the two faiths cannot be reconciled, and he proposes a Christian response, based on the church purifying itself. The book details Pawson's testing of his premonition that Britain would become Islamic. In comparing the situation to that portrayed by the Hebrew prophet Habakkuk, Pawson implies that the rise of Islam could be impending judgement for the immorality into which Western churches and secular humanist society has sunk.
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He welcomed the formation of the War Enquiry Commission that was to be chaired by Chief Justice Hamoodur Rahman in 1972, and attended its proceedings. He testified before the Commission and described the hostile mood of the military leadership when they decided to postpone the assembly session and launch a military operation in the eastern province. Ahsan stated: > On arrival in Rawalpindi, I was alarmed to notice the high tide of > militarism flowing turbulently.... There was open talk of a military > solution according to plan. I was caught quite unaware in this atmosphere > for I know of no military solution which could possibly solve whatever > crisis was supposed to be impending in the minds of the authorities.
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The 6th Massachusetts Regiment fights its way through Baltimore. On April 19, 1861, the 6th Massachusetts Volunteer Regiment arrived via train in Baltimore en route to Washington, D.C., where it had been called to fortify the city against what was believed to be impending attack by the Confederate States. The main body of the 6th Massachusetts proceeded out from the President Street Station on foot to make a connecting train at Canton Depot, temporarily leaving its 24-piece band posted at the first station. As the regiment entered downtown Baltimore it was beset by Baltimoreans, outraged at the presence of Massachusetts troops in Maryland, and had to fight its way through the city, during the course of which at least three soldiers were stoned to death, one soldier was dragged to the sidewalk and beaten to death, and many more were injured from gunfire directed at them from rooftops.
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