Sentence examples for interim controls from inspiring English sources
The law allows the use of interim controls to address hazards.
The first is lead hazard screening and interim controls, estimated to cost $1,200 per housing unit.
Interim controls such as repainting are less expensive than full lead abatement (permanent encapsulation or removal of lead).
Long-term costs and effectiveness: The lead law allows interim controls of lead hazards, which by definition do not permanently address lead hazards without ongoing maintenance.
As properties come up for reinspection, it is important to monitor whether interim controls have been maintained and whether landlords have found it cost effective to implement more permanent measures.
Although housing research has found interim controls to be effective in protecting children, homes treated in this way must be monitored so that the temporary controls remain intact (Dixon et al. 2005).
Guus Hiddink was placed in interim control.
When an interim control order is sought, it can only be temporarily imposed.
In March the AFP sought an interim control order against the man.
They are currently considered "interim" control orders and must be confirmed by a federal judge at a hearing.
On Friday Guardian Australia was present at what is believed to be the first ever open court hearing of an interim control order matter.
