Sentence examples for Interim means from inspiring English sources

The same ship is already earmarked as the main interim means of travel in and out of St Helena, pending resolution of the problems with wind shear on its new runway.

Start by getting clarity on whether "interim" means "holding the fort until we find the right person, which absolutely will not be you", "on probation with a good chance of becoming permanent" or "doing the job as a developmental opportunity on the way to something else". This will guide where you focus your time.

The inability to readily attach to a new family physician meant these participants had to assume responsibility for improvising interim means of receiving primary care.

Assuming that ERA-Interim is capable of representing such changes accurately, the small trend in ERA-Interim mean wind suggests that, at least on an annual basis, such contributions are small.

The company's decision to axe the interim dividend means Harris is personally out of pocket to the tune £1.75m.

"We will consider what not having a Conservative MP for the interim period means to us," he said.

We'll get to that point, but in the interim, it means we're looking for alternate funding sources to underwrite those costs of education and so on.

The interim decision means Mou's complaint will be heard by the tribunal.

The prime minister said the interim measure means New Zealand police must approve military-style weapon purchases.

A modest 200 passengers per train arriving and departing at the Burbank interim terminus means about 400,000 passengers per month, or a third more than the current airport traffic.

The experimenter may set the second stage sample sizes to in the treatment groups and to in the control group with the second-to-first-stage-ratios, based on the interim sample means.