Examples of using Imminent in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Apparently, my expiration is not imminent.
Okay. Let's talk about imminent.
Imminent should mean imminent.
Today we are dealing with a truly imminent danger and its effects are already visible.
Sixty-five years later, serious and imminent dangers threaten the existence of mankind.
The CHAIRMAN, announcing his imminent departure, took his leave of the members of the Committee, which he was probably chairing for the last time.
All those developments indicate the possibility of imminent armed attack of the Croatian army on Baranja, Eastern Slavonia and Western Srem.
Our response to any threat or imminent threat within our borders, or from any external element, will be swift, robust and decisive.
(k) Set out provisions to allow the Protection Authority to adopt protection measures in the case of an imminent threat or danger to a person;
The imminent challenge will be to link these efforts to the achievement of all the MDGs.
The specialist said that Mona was on the brink of imminent danger, which threatened her with a fatal edema in her lungs.
An attack may be deemed“imminent,” according to the Bethlehem Doctrine,
It is our view that those consultations should be intensified in light of the imminent entry into force of the Convention.
(a) Activities designed to respond to imminent threats to the peace process, support for the implementation of peace agreements and political dialogue, in particular in relation to strengthening of national institutions and processes set up under those agreements;
Has the history of humankind not taught us that peace is not the absence of war? The same is true for international security, which is no longer perceived only in terms of the absence of imminent military threats.
The Special Rapporteur will examine the impact of climate change and environmental degradation as a growing source of food shortages and food insecurity, particularly in countries that are faced with imminent risks due to economic, geographic and climatic conditions.
only in response to imminent threat to life, or serious injury.
That integration represents certain challenges for the people and Government of Burundi, particularly with respect to the imminent creation of a common market and a customs union, to culminate in the establishment of a political federation.
Threat imminent.
Imminent demise, imminent demise.