Sentence examples for considered interim from inspiring English sources

They are currently considered "interim" control orders and must be confirmed by a federal judge at a hearing.

The changes, now considered "interim final rules," would go into effect during the 2014-15 school year.

The orchestra's board of trustees recently formed a committee to consider interim and major long-term restructuring of the orchestra's home, Avery Fisher Hall, said the Philharmonic's new chairman, Gary W. Parr.

Mr. Chu said Friday that the Energy Department's new blue-ribbon commission on nuclear waste would consider "interim" storage options, which are forbidden under current law, and evaluate new technologies that could make some use of nuclear waste.

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One may therefore consider interim futility analyses, which make assumptions about future data.

A Data Monitoring Committee (DMC) has been established and will meet annually to consider interim analyses.

How do we address short-term needs when we can only offer downstream applications, and whose responsibility is it to consider interim interventions while investigating questions with uncertain downstream applications?

Mr. Kerry's bill, the Small Business Health Care Tax Credit Act of 2007, is considered an interim step.

Perhaps they did, but, even now, that can only be considered an interim judgment.

The news that Price was being considered an interim chair of Channel 4 was first reported by Sky News.