Sentence examples for As an interim solution from inspiring English sources

As an interim solution the European Union and the United States could recognize each other's origin regime.

As an interim solution, we propose a simple beaconing scheme in which every station is supposed to broadcast a beacon frame at every period of Tbeacon.

As an interim solution the row of buildings dividing the upper and main markets had mostly been taken into public ownership and converted into civic offices, and in January 1914 the 1860 fish market had also been enlarged and converted into offices.

Still, DirecPC is seen as an interim solution.

We propose that sections of all-seated grounds should be put aside for those who wish to stand in front of their seats as an interim solution.

The casks are not viewed as a replacement for a permanent disposal site, but as an interim solution that would last for decades.

In 2012, the MoHSW approved national guidelines for training maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) CHWs as part of an interim solution until a single national cadre of CHWs could be established.

Naftali Bennett, Israel's minister for Jerusalem and diaspora affairs, said the new plaza, in an archaeological park known as Robinson's Arch, was an interim solution until a more comprehensive — and contentious — plan for a mixed-prayer section could overcome bureaucratic hurdles and opposition from archaeologists, ultra-Orthodox Jews and the Muslim authorities.

It is obviously an interim solution as the CX-9 nears the end of its lifespan, to be replaced with an all-new version in coming years.

It was an interim solution, as it a could not carry a Fat Man, but only the smaller Little Boy bomb; it could only be operated by the large Midway class aircraft carriers, which still had to be modified for the task; and initially had no tailhook, so it was unable to land on a carrier, and a mission would have to end with it either landing at a land base or ditching at sea.

Additionally, they offer an interim solution as providers of temporary relief before more formally trained providers can be accessed.