Sentence examples for Provided in the interim from inspiring English sources

Accident modeling, drawing on the information provided in the interim report of the Concorde accident (Bureau d'Enquetes, 2002), and alternative design scenarios were input to a multiple criteria decision making exercise.

The agreement on the protocol for Hebron is something that grows out of the Interim Agreement, certainly is fully consistent with the Interim Agreement, but is more detailed than the guidelines on Hebron that were provided in the Interim Agreement.

Optimistic assumptions about future growth and exports often do not reflect the reality many countries face – and unnecessarily restrict the amount of debt relief we can provide in the interim stage before countries finally exit HIPC.

The existence of Chieftaincy is provided for in the interim Constitution.

J. Robert Collins Jr., the president of Nymex, said "the world is anxiously waiting for us to resume open outcry trading with all the advantages it provides, and in the interim we're doing everything we can to at least provide access to our markets".

The company provided brokerage services for the city employees benefits plan from May 2010 to December 30 and has continued to provide services in the interim.

Some lawmakers have introduced legislation to crack down on abuses, but Mr. Obama's order is intended to provide help in the interim.

Nonetheless, there should be a call today for a conference in 2013, with the reasonable hope that the European Central Bank can provide necessary liquidity in the interim.

When I asked how I could provide for myself in the interim, I was told to go to my local Citizens Advice centre and see what benefits I might be entitled to.

For Kosovo, Mr. Kostunica must continue to abide by United Nations Resolution 1244, which provides for the interim United Nations administration in Kosovo.

(f) Any interim balance sheet provided in accordance with the requirements of this section may be unaudited and need not be presented in greater detail than is required by § 210.10-01.