But the program is seen as a stopgap effort.
For too long, say campaigners, the private rented sector has been seen as a stopgap for young people between their parents' homes and their own.
Penney's stock price has climbed since Mr. Johnson was replaced by the executive who had preceded him, Myron E. Ullman III, an appointment that was seen as a stopgap as the company tried to get back on its feet.
The cash, part of a bigger rescue package, is seen as a stopgap measure giving the airline, which has been losing money, a few months to find a strategic investor to help keep it flying.
That painfully public courtship culminated instead in the appointment of Maazel, a safe, unexciting choice that was seen as a stopgap but that has evolved into a seven-year stint.
But the tax office and tax experts appearing before the Senate committee were divided about the usefulness of a "Google tax", saying it should be seen as a stopgap measure while the OECD finalised an international response to profit shifting.
This could sorta be seen as a stopgap move, in between the current vanilla CDMA implementation and LTE, or Voice Over LTE more specifically.
This measure, supported by veterans and both political parties, was seen as a necessary stopgap to buy the VA time to fix internal problems and in the years since, the agency has drastically improved its performance.
The handful of veteran free agents signed this winter are viewed more as stopgaps, while Rizzo is seen as both Epstein and Hoyer's guy — and how he performs will be their first measurable Cubs' move at the major league level.
Though a short-term extension might be seen as a momentary surrender, it could tie the debt topic into discussions about across-the-board military and domestic spending cuts set to hit March 1 and the expiration on March 27 of a stopgap law financing the government.
