Sentence examples for between the outgoing from inspiring English sources
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani has said he thinks that the transition time between the outgoing and incoming administrations is too short, particularly in the current circumstances.
Mr. Bloomberg's early interest in reconfiguring City Hall is the latest example of the stylistic differences between the outgoing and incoming mayor.
They found a strong relationship between the outgoing long wavelength radiation (infrared energy) and temperature; however, this relationship varies substantially across the planet.
By measuring the time between the outgoing and returning pulses, it was possible to estimate the height and number of layers.
It was triggered by a stand-off between the outgoing president, Donald Ramotar, and parliament, which was controlled by his opponents.
General Powell's meetings with Africa analysts at the State Department this month did not register a reaction in Africa, where officials do not expect much of a change between the outgoing president and the new one.
Whether or not it wins Oscars, this certainly marks a new and resonant low in relations between Hollywood and the outgoing presidential incumbent.
For Chancellor Merkel, and for Europe, the Socialist victory ends the so-called "Merkozy" alliance established between her and the outgoing French president.
He keeps more than half an eye on the Whitehall scene, noting with some asperity the current row between Cameron and the outgoing European Commission president about free movement of workers.
VOLKSWAGEN Look closely at the nose of the 2013 VW CC sedan; that's about the only place you'll easily notice a difference between it and the outgoing model.
But his team, and his pronouncements ahead of his inauguration on May 25th, also left some unanswered questions.The 12 cabinet jobs were shared out in three equal parts between members of the outgoing government, independents, and trusted aides from Mr Kirchner's inner circle in Santa Cruz, his sparsely populated Patagonian province.
