Sentence examples for interim phases from inspiring English sources

JUST a stone's throw from City Hall, where her boss, the two-term mayor, is heading into his no-nonsense closure phase, Marcia G. Lee, supervisor of his giddier interim phases, like Yankees' victory parades and New Year's fireworks displays, is experiencing a Benjamin Braddock moment.

Now some would contend that this is just an interim phase.

Third, they asked when Israel intended to carry out the final interim phase of withdrawal from the West Bank, after the 6.1percentt and before the final treaty.

What an odd career Dizzee has had: a seven-year journey from hot unknown to household name, via a long interim phase of critical adulation and semi-fame.

From April 2016, in an interim phase, fees will be capped at 5 cents per minute for calls, 2 cents per text and 5 cents per megabyte of data.

Now we're in his interim phase, where he unleashes all he has learned, but we're not yet at phase three, where I make threats that I definitely intend to carry out, and he understands them.

The measure could spur consolidation among wireless carriers, even during the interim phase, because raising the urban limit to 55 megahertz would allow larger companies to begin acquiring smaller companies with less spectrum.

For most of his watch, Mr Netanyahu also urged the PA to skip the rest of the Oslo treaty's interim phase (for which Wye is now more or less shorthand) in favour of "accelerated" talks on final-status issues.

Mr. Sitt called his new building merely a placeholder, to generate revenue to cover the property's taxes, and said the strip "needs to look aesthetically nice, even during the interim phase".

First published in 1966, it has a status in the Virago canon that means many of us will have read it young, as a necessary classic, in that interim phase as a reader where you consume books like air, not stopping to interrogate their quality.

"Civil partnerships are an interim phase, on the way to marriage," she says.