Sentence examples for interim terms from inspiring English sources

Marie Harf, a US State Department spokeswoman, said on Tuesday that interim terms freezing Iran's nuclear programme had been extended again, to Friday.

He was elected to an interim term that fall and, without major opposition, to a full term in 1998.

On July 6 , 1961 the nine City Council members from Brooklyn unanimously elected Mr. Hayes borough president for an interim term expiring at midnight on Dec. 31, 1961.

His three-year tenure will begin in the 2010-11 seafter after Ivan Fischer ends a two-year interim term with the title of principal conductor.

Moreover, before being appointed to an interim term by Gov. David A. Paterson, she was a somewhat obscure upstate congresswoman, and she has never run statewide.

In this case, Europe would decide that it needed more time to settle on a qualified candidate and would agree to throw its weight behind Mr. Fischer, perhaps for an interim term of two years.

So in the interim term of electricity market, a decentralized decision-making process should eventually replace the centralized generation capacity expansion planning.

Ortega's interim term as Guerrero's governor ends at midnight on Friday.

His interim term will have served him well and be so noted historically.

Harold Crosby, the University's second president and the founding president of the University of West Florida in Pensacola, agreed in 1976 to serve a three-year "interim" term.

Ernest Freddiee" Charbonnet, who's running for an at-large seat on the council, has been an attorney for 30 years and served an interim term on the council already, so he's got some experience.