Warning signs of impending inflation abound across the euro zone.

A massive return of Burundian refugees from the United Republic of Tanzania seems imminent.

Security challenges to our world stand out as particularly imminent.

The Limits to Growth warned humanity in 1972 that devastating collapse was just around the corner.

There are clear early warning signs of an impending explosion in neighbouring countries.

A massive influx of Burundian returnees from Tanzania seems imminent.

There is exactly zero evidence in Europe today that inflation is just around the corner.

The euro was in serious trouble, buffeted by rumors of imminent banking collapses.

Schroeder has been pushing the EU to lift the embargo, a move that now appears imminent.

Please describe the mechanism available in Palau to provide early warning of anticipated terrorist activity to other States.

All of this does not mean that Egypt s commitment to the two countries peace treaty is in imminent danger.

Shortly before Christmas, rumors of an impending rebel assault began to filter into Sierra Leone's capital.

For that reason, we welcome with keen interest the announcement of the forthcoming Pretoria meeting among the key actors in the crisis.

Millions of Africans live in countries where there is ongoing armed conflict or the imminent risk of such a conflict breaking out.

It was asked to judge whether there was an imminent threat to world peace requiring pre emptive military action.

He asks the Committee to apply interim measures of protection since, on the date he lodged his complaint, he faced imminent deportation. He is represented by counsel.

The United Nations must give peacekeeping missions the mandates and the resources to protect civilians, in particular those under imminent threat of physical attack.

Sabesp, however, only decided to take measures about eight months ago a discount to users who saved water was its main strategy to combat the imminent collapse of its main reservoir.

To take action necessary to protect civilians under imminent threat of physical violence within the capability of United Nations formed military units

The only way in which civilians could ever lose the right of self defense would be if they, as individuals, were engaged in actions threatening imminent harm to others.

(b) To respond effectively to information that comes before her, in particular when an extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary execution is imminent or seriously threatened or when such an execution has occurred

(b) Take action that would prevent, or refrain from taking action that is likely to cause, current or imminent harm or prejudice to the arbitral process itself

In the event of an environmental emergency, or imminent threat thereof, the Contracting Party of origin shall ensure that the Contracting Parties likely to be affected, are, without delay, notified at appropriate levels.

This process derived from the UNOCI mandate to protect civilians under imminent threat and its supporting role for re establishing the rule of law throughout Côte d'Ivoire.

A scientific assessment of the seismic activity concluded that although the tremors were volcanic in origin, a significant eruption was not imminent and there was no immediate threat to the population.41

If train traffic on certain routes increased, it suggested that army food supplies were being delivered, thus hinting at impending military action.

In the long term, however, the UK believes that there may be a general trend away from ground launched cluster weapons altogether, although it must be emphasised that this change is not imminent.

The revision establishes the future direction of Japan s military posture by delegating greater authority to the commanders of the Self Defense Forces to initiate defensive actions against immediate threats.

The lack of any immediate prospect of refugees and displaced persons returning and the ongoing occupation of Azerbaijani territories had led to donor fatigue, forced a number of international humanitarian organizations to leave and ended the emergency phase.

However, in early March, a few days after my last report to this Council, that Government came to an end when Prime Minister Haradinaj resigned following notification of an imminent indictment from the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY).

Land acquisition reforms are in the air, and the New Delhi rumor mills buzz with talk of an imminent government reshuffle to inject young blood into a notoriously geriatric Council of Ministers.

But that remains a long term strategic goal, not the stuff of presidential campaigns, especially when China seems too weak to pose any immediate threat to the US on any front in the foreseeable future.

We do not believe, therefore, that Article 51 provides an expanded scope for permitting States to take military action on the basis of a perceived imminent threat. Nor are we convinced that responsibility to protect is an emerging norm of international law.

UNOCI civilian police officers have assisted the UNOCI military component in carrying out its mandated tasks related to the protection of civilians under imminent threat of violence in the zone of confidence.

But does this argument really have any more basis in reality than the administration s previous claims of an imminent threat from weapons of mass destruction or Saddam Hussein s alleged support for al Qaeda?

He needed to placate Tories and his domestic critics while avoiding the economic and political havoc that would be caused by announcing an imminent referendum that might lead to the United Kingdom s withdrawal from the EU.

And I think one of the things that you should take away from this talk, is that there's an impending cut out the middle man, disintermediation, that's going to be happening in the publishing industry, and it's going to reach a crescendo over the next few years, and I think that it's for our benefit, really, and for the world's benefit.

Are Israelis and Palestinians really ready to strike a peace agreement? Events have certainly moved at a brisk pace in recent months, with one obstacle after another to a lasting deal seeming to come down.

The mere possibility of an imminent hard landing for the dollar and with it, for the US and world economy should be alarming enough to mobilize concerted action.

Since the last Congress had been held in 2000, much had been achieved, in particular the adoption and entry into force of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (General Assembly resolution 55 25, annex I) and two of its protocols, with the third protocol expected to enter into force shortly.

The Special Rapporteur is disappointed to note that U Win Tin, the 75 year old editor and poet, imprisoned now for 16 years, who had been told on 6 July 2005 of his imminent release, remains in Insein prison.

Here's what I heard The voice of a man who hoped to be the good guy with the gun, being confronted with the fact that he might be the bad guy the fearful guy, the boy who protects himself against the dark, and is not protecting others from an imminent threat, as he may have imagined himself doing as a police officer.

Mr. Stavrou (Greece) said that the principles of proportionality and necessity governed the use of firearms by police officers in Greece, who were allowed to use weapons only in strictly defined circumstances, particularly in self defence or against imminent threat to life.

The only way in which civilians could ever lose the right of self defense would be if they, as individuals, were engaged in actions threatening imminent harm to others. Whatever one thinks of the settlers, they, in their daily routine, are not engaged in a pattern of threatening to kill or assault anyone.

The Limits to Growth warned humanity in 1972 that devastating collapse was just around the corner. But, while we have seen financial panics since then, there have been no real shortages or productive breakdowns.