Sentence examples for interim substitute from inspiring English sources

Films about sport might lack the breathless uncertainty and giddy nation-uniting highs of those real-world events, but they're undeniably a handy interim substitute.

Due to the resistance of malaria vectors to DDT, the use of this insecticide for IRS was discontinued in 2009, and deltamethrin is currently being used as an interim substitute in IRS operations (14).

"The interim relief is intended to provide a rough substitute for the essential service that municipal water systems must furnish: delivery of safe drinking water at the point of use," Lawson wrote in the 37-page order.

In the meantime, it said, a second three-judge court, this one in San Antonio, "must designate a substitute interim plan for the 2012 election cycle by the end of November".

Between the time that the president becomes absent and an interim or a substitute is designated (no more than 60 days), the interior secretary (presently Miguel Osorio Chong), would act a provisional president.

Our results suggest that complex agroforests are generally a temporary, interim solution for mitigating and substituting for loss of natural forests.

These interim steps would not be a substitute for the main reform package, for which there is no deadline.

Wales' interim head coach Rob Howley confirmed his list of substitutes today after giving a resounding vote of confidence last week to the team that beat France 16-6 and ended an eight-Test losing run.

Envisioned as an interim measure, it stated its longer-term intention was to "substitute" an upper house "on a popular instead of a hereditary basis".

In the interim, he did some temp work, which he disliked, and is now substitute teaching in his old school district.

Ramires, an £18m signing from Benfica in 2010, has not started a Premier League match under the interim stewardship of Guus Hiddink and was not included among the substitutes for the draw with Everton and Sunday's win at Arsenal.