Sentence examples for a sort of interim from inspiring English sources
The Palestinian Basic Law, a sort of interim constitution, clearly calls for simultaneous presidential and parliamentary elections.
President Obama and other world leaders have said that the Copenhagen meetings are unlikely to produce a binding treaty; some sort of interim political agreement is far more likely, they said.
At the secretary's side was L. Paul Bremer III, the American administrator, who had joined in discussions earlier with military leaders and with 7 of the 25 members of the Iraqi Governing Council, which is struggling to decide what sort of interim government will take power in Baghdad on June 30.
And you have to put aside sort of interim shenanigans and focus on the longer haul.
They made a sort of strength-contest out of it, taking a drink in the interim.
In the interim, HD DVD will be treated as a sort of poor relation, with that format being released after a short window following standard DVD and Blu-ray releases.
At the weekend, the hospital's interim chief executive, Dr Lucy Moore, said staff were "running a sort of command and control process" to try to regain control over the situation, with a focus on discharging patients where possible.
Professor Fortna argued that interim United States-Russia agreements like this week's could eventually move them into a sort of joint-mediator role.
An interim regulatory body, composed of government appointees and traditional doctors, would act as a sort of self-regulatory body for the industry.
In the absence of parliaments a sort of rolling dialogue has unfolded, whereby public anger builds at the lack of progress, resulting in protests that prompt interim governments to further concessions.
