Sentence examples for common interim from inspiring English sources

Data monitoring committees in trials are a common interim safeguard against ineffective or potentially dangerous treatments.

In the interim, common sense ideas may need to be implemented to stave off the "tide" of disinterest in nephrology.

Sequential designs have become common practice in interim monitoring of clinical trials because of their ethical and economic advantages.

Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) is the most common material used to fabricate interim fixed partial denture (FPD).

On May 20th Harriet Harman, the leader of the Commons, gave details of the interim measures sketched the day before by Mr Brown.

If that festering sore cannot be addressed directly, then — as Stephen P. Cohen, a South Asia expert at the Brookings Institution, suggests — broader regional talks on environmental and water issues might be an interim way to find common ground.

If resolving tensions over Kashmir — their biggest flashpoint — is not possible while Pakistan is battling the Taliban, then talks on water and environmental issues may be an interim way to seek common ground.

Some experts expect interim executives to become more common.

"There is a real fear that emergency injunctions are becoming increasingly common, whereby a judge can grant an interim injunction at very short notice without a full and proper hearing".

There should be, then, enough common ground for council unanimity on an interim measure that gives further international recognition to the emerging political forces that are challenging Syria's sclerotic regime.

Harriet Harman, interim Labour leader, told the Commons on Wednesday she was "sympathetic" to a lower cap level.