Sentence examples for interim move from inspiring English sources

Last month, Warren Littlefield left that job and was replaced by Scott Sassa in an interim move.

"There will always be hopes for an interim move," he said, "but I think they're not realistic, and I think people realize that".

"My feeling is that what they're calling an interim move has the effect of further isolating people from mainstream history," he said.

It was an interim move, from the Upper West Side of Manhattan; Mr. Baron had promised for months that the team would be moving to Los Angeles, but he changed his mind, she said.

Though the White House insists the deal signed Sunday is an interim move intended only to buy time to negotiate an agreement that would prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, Israel is deeply worried that there will be little further progress.

It is seen as a interim move before a referendum is held to include the recognition in the constitution.

After Libya declared liberation in October, the National Transitional Council and the interim government moved all its offices to the west.

Tom Renney, the interim coach, moved Jamie Lundmark, the 23-year-old center, between Jan Hlavac and Jagr on the team's first line.

But in the interim, NATO moved with a painful slowness, and scars similar to those that make Bosnia so unstable seem to have been inflicted on Kosovo.

And as the Iraqi interim government moves toward national elections, officials from the United Nations are helping Iraqis build the infrastructure of democracy.

Congress needs to approve that money, and President Obama and his aides need to do all they can to get Mr. Préval and the interim commission moving more aggressively.