But 19 years later, participatory democracy was what we were getting, or at least a modestly powerful temporary instance of it.
If conditions worsen, it is indeed possible that dissatisfaction with the Democrats could provide Republicans a chance at a temporary victory — for instance, picking up a few House seats in next year's midterm elections.
Communicate to your employees your challenges and offer a temporary pay cut for instance, till the recession blows over.
Germany, for instance, declared a temporary moratorium on building new plants.
The discount retailer Target, for instance, created a temporary 1,500-square-foot 1,500-square-foot 1,500-square-footstoren Sept. 4 to Oct. 15, 2003, to announce a new line of women's clothing by the fashion designeRockefellerrahi.
So far, other states with lingering budget holes have tried different methods: Connecticut, for instance, has a temporary budget under executive order, and Pennsylvania is considering partial payments to employees.
In the rare instances where a temporary chair is not identified ahead of time, someone with experience and knowledge caucusing will step forward to run the caucus.
For the first time, the disease was associated with serious symptoms: mainly neurological disorders, including Guillain-Barré syndrome, which sometimes causes a temporary paralysis, and, in rare instances, is deadly.
Earlier this month, for instance, Massachusetts enacted a temporary moratorium on foreclosures against homeowners who have filed complaints with state banking regulators.
In both instances, the outcome was a temporary moratorium on all forms of clinical xenotransplantation comparable to the policies adopted in some European countries.
Allowing a temporary break from erythromycin therapy in these instances has been suggested, to reduce the formation of macrolide-resistant P. aeruginosa.
