Under the circumstances it is perhaps as well that the Lord Chamberlain should have interposed a judicious veto.
As the lend-and-hold model of banking regains ground, he argues, so banks' interest in cutting out those interposed between them and their retail customers will grow.
When, at the end of last week, the attorney-general's advice on the legality of the war was leaked to newspapers and journalists scented blood, the chancellor interposed his body between Mr Blair and the media pack.
Any colours or devices may be used, but European usage normally follows the practice of heraldry in discouraging the juxtaposition of "metal" and "metal" (i.e., of yellow and white) or of colour and colour without "metal" interposed.
Further descent of the head directly downward in the direction in which it has been traveling is opposed by the lower portion of the mother's bony pelvis, behind, and the resisting soft parts that are interposed between it and the opening of the vagina (see internal rotation of head in the figure).
This had been changed by Peter the Great when he sought to copy foreign models and interposed an alien bureaucracy, staffed largely by Germans, between himself and his people.
Transmission, in mechanical engineering, a device interposed between a source of power and a specific application for the purpose of adapting one to the other.
Synovial bursas are thin-walled sacs that are interposed between tissues such as tendons, muscles, and bones and are lined with synovial membrane.
The two-colour press also combines two bracketed two-revolution presses, but a small auxiliary drum is interposed between the two cylinders to ensure that a single sheet of paper presents the same side to be printed twice.
Between start and finish, balances are held on one leg, handstands are achieved by placing the hands on the floor and kicking to a standing position, and movements resembling ballet, tumbling movements, and jumps are interposed.
Any metal interposed between the sections is cut or shaped to a prescribed form.
