Sentence examples for interim transition from inspiring English sources

The army has assumed responsibility for law and order during the messy and chaotic interim transition; the police resented this and the army's failure to protect police stations from getting torched during the revolution.

And as the assembly nears a deadline set under an earlier interim transition plan, most secular members and the representatives of the Coptic Church have walked out, costing it up to a quarter of its 100 members and much of its legitimacy.

"We believe this interim transition is in the best interests of investors, our listed issuers, market stability and efficiency, as well as Knight, as the firm finalizes its equity financing transaction," Larry Leibowitz, chief operating officer of NYSE Euronext, said in the statement.

Power struggles between the old guard and reformers, in particular the increasingly aggressive role of the interim military transition government in Egypt, risk eroding faith in the military and hope for a timely transition to civilian rule.

I was just so happy to be free of relaxers so I wore my limp, dead hair in buns in the interim, while transitioning to natural hair.

Patients experiencing an AMI or stroke spend one year in an interim state, before transitioning to the post-AMI or post-stroke state.

The interim authority is a transition quasi-government until a real government shows up, until the conditions are right for the people to elect their own leadership.

One camp thinks that hydrogen infrastructure will be far too costly to build for decades to come, and so wants to use some interim fuel during the transition.

Catherine Samba-Panza, the country's embattled interim president, welcomed the transition, saying: "Today's events mark a clear shift – a new stage in the stabilisation of the country after the cycles of barbaric and aimless violence of the last three decades".

In Cairo, a judge named Adli Mansour had been named interim President, and a transition process had been mapped out, with parliamentary and Presidential elections to be held in the coming months.

But on Tuesday, the White House spokesman, Jay Carney, struck a somewhat different tone, saying the administration was encouraged by the timetable provided by Egypt's interim authorities for a transition to elections and a fully civilian government.