Sentences with phrase «imminent need»
With legalization now imminent the need for more public education and awareness is clear, marijuana is a drug, and like alcohol it affects your abilities and senses,» says John Bordignon, Media Relations, State Farm Canada.
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Gov. Cuomo (l.) said the famed depot is «in imminent need» of fixes, calling its current state a «public safety hazard.»
Instead, there is a lot of misinterpretation, and therefore there is imminent need of a solution to this problem.
«Penn Station is in imminent need, it's a public safety hazard,» Cuomo said.
Couple this economic softness with the fact that just about any commodity you can think of from iron ore, to orange juice, to silver, to coffee, to copper is at or near a five year low and it becomes increasingly difficult to find any significant inflationary pressure and hence the imminent need for a (small) rate increase.
Financial markets fell Friday morning after President Trump's latest salvo against China, then tumbled further after Mr. Powell indicated that the Fed saw no imminent need to adjust its outlook.
I don't think the Bears are as good of a team without Meredith but I also don't think it's the end of the world and suddenly the Bears have an imminent need at WR.
No imminent need for a DM with Coquelin in his form — Flamini is a good backup, and we do also have Chambers for the DM if Bellerin stays fit for the RB.
«Penn Station is in imminent need — it's a public safety hazard,» he said.
There was no imminent need to get it done.»
While an agreement to agree may be able to satisfy the imminent need of both parties to get the contract done, it offers very little protection to either party.
So, at a time when you're not facing an imminent need for health care, sit down with your policy and make sure you understand:
Rather than shot - gunning his resume to job postings and recruiters where his resume, not quite the square - peg candidate, would get shuffled into the trash bin, Jim researched companies and actively pursued those that had an imminent need for what he had to offer.