Sentence examples for interim nature from inspiring English sources

The Canadiens' owner, Geoff Molson, stressed the interim nature of Cunneyworth's job.

The conclusions are of an interim nature, since the data reduction and interpretation are not yet complete.

The interim nature of the agreement also allows Ms. Wagner-Pasquier, who had withdrawn her candidacy in anger, to concentrate on the Aix-en-Provence Festival in France.

The effort by the C.I.A. today to emphasize the interim nature of any document seemed intended to minimize political fallout from his findings.

American concerns about Russia's role in the war in Chechnya and the interim nature of the current Russian government are hurdles most consider too high to surmount.

In addition to the interim nature of the rulings, legal experts said there were two other explanations for the apparent contradictions.

He is still "interim" manager which, in the nature of the game, most are as it happens.

But the Cambodian factions remain deeply divided over the nature of an interim administration that would oversee new elections.

A significant issue to be negotiated in Geneva is the nature of the interim authority that would effectively be the trustee for Iraqi interests pending the drafting of a constitution and elections.

International officials said much of their optimism rested with the apolitical nature of the interim government, which was installed in March by a council of elders after a rebellion forced the departure, with American help, of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Jean-Bertrand Aristide

The Master found that Colorado's proposed interim use is agricultural in nature and that more permanent applications might include use in coal mines, timbering, power generation, domestic needs, and other industrial operations.