Sentence examples for interim bridge from inspiring English sources

Banks have "invited" the developer to reapply for a loan next year and have offered interim bridge loans for up to $30 million.

Likewise, their candidates included moderates and hardliners: moderates to be an interim bridge for potential dialogue, and hardliners such as Jamal Abu al-Hija, the Hamas military commander for Samaria.

While White House officials acknowledged on Sunday that there was no way a new agreement to replace the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, or Start, would be ratified by the legislatures of either country even if it was completed by the end of the year, they said that they expected to at least reach an interim "bridge" agreement that would preserve the status quo until a new agreement was reached.

The patient's main complaint referred to a "voluminous feeling" beneath the lip and under the nose in the augmentation area, especially when no interim bridge was attached as preexistent or newly manufactured provisional restoration but only removable partial overdentures without any buccal resin shield.

"You don't want the military playing that role in the long run, they are an interim bridging capacity there, but in the long run, that really needs to be civilian role".

Adding to the pressure on the government as Theresa May accepted a Labour demand that the government publish its plan for Brexit before triggering article 50, Barnier also said it was "difficult to imagine" an interim deal bridging Britain's departure from the bloc and any future trade agreement.

In any case, Grant has argued that there will almost inevitably have to be a third agreement, too: an interim arrangement to bridge the gap between Britain leaving the EU and the entry into force of the trade deal.

Hiddink took over from Luiz Felipe Scolari as interim coach at Stamford Bridge in 2009, losing just one of his 22 matches in charge and winning the FA Cup.

As with the poll tax in its dying months, ever more elaborate fudges and "transition" and "interim" proposals can't bridge a chasm of this size.

The second will be what Paul Wolfowitz, America's deputy secretary of defence, describes as a bridge: an interim authority, or quasi-government, which will gradually take over day-to-day administration from the Americans.

Mr. Wolfowitz also described the role of the interim authority as "a bridge" leading to the "creation of a government chosen by the Iraqi people". That probably means the Iraqi people can have any leader they want -- as long as it's Ahmed Chalabi, the handpicked candidate of the neoconservatives in the Pentagon.