Sentence examples for interim way from inspiring English sources
With American bombs now softening the way to Kabul, officials at the United Nations, in Washington and in other capitals are racing to find at least an interim way to secure the city if the Taliban abandon it.
If that festering sore cannot be addressed directly, then — as Stephen P. Cohen, a South Asia expert at the Brookings Institution, suggests — broader regional talks on environmental and water issues might be an interim way to find common ground.
If resolving tensions over Kashmir — their biggest flashpoint — is not possible while Pakistan is battling the Taliban, then talks on water and environmental issues may be an interim way to seek common ground.
Jane Crofts, a spokeswoman for the authority, said last night: "There has been a lot of hard work by both sides in this matter, reflected in the way interim payments have been made regularly since 1993 and today's final settlement.
Charles Dutoit's position as chief conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra was always meant to be an interim job, a way for both the ensemble and Mr. Dutoit to capitalize on their longstanding relationship while the management searched for a music director to succeed Christoph Eschenbach.
England have to play in a way interim boss Stuart Lancaster feels comfortable with and he needs someone to get his message across to the rest of the team.
In June, a NASA-appointed L3 Study Team presented its interim report, suggesting ways for the agency to rejoin the program as a senior partner.
In our referred population, interim analysis half-way into the study showed the same incidence of severe CAD in patients with a CAC score >1,000 and normal MPI (6 of 14 patients); the final combined proportion of patients with severe CAD was 15 of 26.
The interim authority would give way at some undetermined point to a full-fledged Iraqi government.
But wind is only an interim stop on the way to a world where electricity no longer relies on fossil fuels.
sees this interim plan as a way to relieve communities like Plymouth of their waste burden (and the U.S. government of its payouts to the industry).
