In 1994, under her direction, the agency issued an open-ended request for proposals for interim use of the site without input from the community.
Richard Roberts, commissioner of the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, noted that the league had been given interim use of the field with the understanding that the land would one day be used for much-needed housing.
Also on the list of future goals for the council is installing artificial turf on playing fields, clearing the way for interim use of the Lower Castaways space, identifying spots for additional dog parks and revitalizing older parks.
As commercial tedizolid susceptibility products become available, they could rapidly replace the interim use of linezolid as the surrogate testing agent.
Experts today discussed alternatives to give these communities access to adequate sources of iodine, such as subsidies to reduce the cost of packaged iodized salt, strategies to iodize locally produced traditional salt or the interim use of iodized oil capsules.
The story begins in 2003 when Lord Rogers wrote to Tony Blair suggesting a stadium in Stratford built for football with interim use for athletics as the centrepiece of any Olympics bid, to be funded by joint tenancy between Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham.
It's an example of Zwischennutzung, or interim use, a word that gets bandied around a lot in a city that still has plenty of history to consider and lots of space to reconfigure.
In particular, I agree that " 'interim uses of idle funds "accumulated for the future operation of the taxpayer's business operation," ' " may be taxed.
In the interim, the use of provider surveys can reveal useful information for healthcare systems who wish to monitor and improve the management of test results within their system.
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