Sentence examples for intermediary solution from inspiring English sources

He told the writer that his government wants to help the U.N. get a large number of votes for an intermediary solution.

"I believe the crowdfunding solution at least for the coming months is a broker/dealer solution, not an intermediary solution," Paul said, because broker/dealers already have the mechanisms in place to verify an investor's background and protect their security.

"Everyone knows that even though this is proposed as an intermediary solution, temporary until the city builds all of its sludge-treatment facilities, chances are very good that it will become permanent," she told the commission members.

Taking the main problem of the artificial satellite as the test model, that is perturbations are limited to the effects of the second zonal harmonic, it is demonstrated that the intermediary solution provides an efficient alternative for the analytical propagation of low earth orbits in a range determined by non-impact orbits with eccentricities below one tenth.

And now with the rail connection you have an intermediary solution". Kleijwegt said.

It acts as an intermediary solution between conventional unlicensed and licensed strategies in which the spectrum sharing operators share the licensed spectrum under a decided set of coverage restrictions and time period.

Further opening the data can show where off-grid approaches are viable intermediary solutions for electrification, motivate essential policy decisions, and encourage off-grid energy providers to work in the places they can have the greatest impact.

But given the public outcry that any full-fledged departure could generate, Mauro Guillén, a Spanish professor of international management at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, said that companies were instead likely to use "lots of intermediary solutions".

Since both CRRT and IRRT are perfectly acceptable for clinical therapeutic use, by extrapolation the same might also apply to all intermediary solutions that lie in between.

Zbigniew Brzezinski, who was national security adviser in the Carter White House, predicted that "some form of an intermediary regional solution" would be found and agreed with Mr. Kissinger that military action in the region was unlikely.

Additionally internal computations can be carried out on such a system and the system can also be used to provide intermediary backup solutions.