Sentence examples for interim ground from inspiring English sources

The N.F.L. rulebook allows the interim ground rules to be in place only until the end of this season's playoffs.

Wimbledon F.C.'s relocation was delayed for over a year by the lack of an interim ground in Milton Keynes meeting Football League standards.

Around the world, waste and spent fuel are stored on an interim basis in pools of water or in casks, many near ground level.

If they fail to comply, the reports said, the generals will issue their own new interim charter setting ground rules for the assembly.

In retrospect, that looks like a policy of malign neglect, because in the interim, the conflict ground away trust and good will between not only Israeli and Palestinian leaders but also between their people.

Some supporters of nuclear power would like the federal government to establish an above-ground "interim" storage site.

The trial was terminated prematurely after recruitment of only 282 patients of the proposed 1,000 patients at the second interim analysis on grounds of futility.

In the interim Munster will break new ground in going to Geneva to face Bourgoin, and the Tigers welcome Cardiff to Leicester.

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.

Hours before the first reports that the Taliban appeared to be moving out of the Afghan capital, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell said yesterday that it might soon be necessary to send an international "coalition of the willing," led by soldiers from Muslim nations, to secure the capital and prepare the ground for an interim government.