Sentence examples for interim which from inspiring English sources

Christian time is an interim, which has stretched longer than the prophets and early saints expected.

This could leave a temporary justice department official in charge of the agency in the interim, which could mitigate a lot of the more extreme policy changes that Sessions has already started.

Charles attempted to force its acceptance, an action that led the Protestants to adopt the Leipzig Interim, which upheld Protestant doctrines, at the Diet of Leipzig in December 1548.

I think there's a broad acceptance [in the cabinet] that, as we leave the European Union in March 2019, there will have to be a period which is interim, which doesn't look like the new end state but is the process by which we have to get to the new end state.

Since they are munis, you are not taxed for the "imputed" interest that is building up in the interim, which is the fate of investors owning taxable zeros.

In addition, there was another problem that has cropped up in the interim, which is the fact that various methods of measuring the gravitational constant, G, appear to give different answers.

In the meantime, the government will bring forward interim measures which will apply from July.

An interim executive, which seemed even bigger.

The president nominated a interim government which served for just two months.

The holidays were abolished by the interim Iraqi Governing Council, which was formed on Sunday.

Greene King rose 5% post its interim results which revealed nothing new.