Sentence examples for key interim from inspiring English sources

The Family Justice Review draws back from one of its key interim recommendations that had raised the hopes of groups such as Fathers 4 Justice, which campaigns for improved paternal access rights.

"It's not just a case of jumping into a masters programme and hoping that that somehow waves this career wand at the end". A key interim step, she argues, is to gain experience in your current role.

Preliminary data from the additional six sites, not yet reported, strongly support our key interim themes, suggesting high transferability to other early adopter sites.

While criminal laws urgently need reform, supporting sex work self-organisation and community-building are key interim strategies for safeguarding sex workers' human rights and improving health outcomes in these communities.

A key interim objective is accelerate progress toward achieving gender parity in primary school enrolment by 2005, as agreed to governments that committed themselves to the UN Millennium Development Goals.

"It doesn't have to be perfect, all it has to be is representative," an American official said today, adding, "The key word is interim".

INDIANA FEVER (Expansion team) Coach Anne Donovan (interim) Key Players Kara Wolters, 6-7 C; Stephanie McCarty, 5-9 Gordana Grubinbin, 5-11 G Season Outlook Wolters has had a strong preseason and will develop with tutoring from Donovan, the interim coach until the Olympic coach Nell Fortner arrives next season.

Key figure in interim government after ousting Morsi in July 2013.

It was initially expected that the act would consolidate existing immigration legislation, however the Home Office delayed introducing the draft simplification bill – it was eventually announced in November 2009 – and in the interim identified key measures to be quickly pushed forward.

Iran has in fact met its key obligations under the interim agreement signed in November 2013, including reducing its stockpile of uranium to below a cap of 7.6 metric tons and converting it into a form that makes it difficult to reconvert for use in nuclear weapons.

Will the Europeans really pony up troops and billions of dollars for Iraq, if the U.S. hands the keys to an Iraqi interim government?