Allowances may be granted on an interim basis during the course of the liquidation proceeding at such times and in such amounts as the court considers appropriate.
After an interim analysis of 121 courses of chemotherapy in 69 patients, we have been unable to detect major differences between both treatment alternatives.
There isn't one, of course, but on an interim basis we could give emergency naming powers to a local junta, such as the New York Institute for the Humanities.
During the course of this study an interim analysis was performed post hoc for licensing purposes, and these results had to be disclosed according to the London Stock Exchange rules.
In the intervention arm (I) an interim assessment was provided prior to the formal course examination, in the control arm (C) no interim assessment was provided.
For Rule, though she changed her mind about which course to pursue, BTec was always an interim step before university.
"Bryon and I go way back," said Woods, who confirmed Bell's appointment was just an "interim" measure, adding "we are very comfortable on the course".
Of course, when you need to accept an interim position solely for the income, do so--but keep looking!
An RMT spokesman said: "This is an interim offer and will be considered by the structures of the RMT in due course as part of the negotiating process".
In Iraq last week, L. Paul Bremer III, the American administrator of the country, reversed course and agreed to cede extensive power to an interim Iraqi governing council.
