Sentence examples for kind of interim from inspiring English sources

He said there is no provision in current law for any kind of interim appointment.

"We are looking for some swift action, which is why we support some kind of interim funding.

Behind the scenes there has been a mad scramble to put together some kind of interim group of figures who could be accepted as a "national salvation government," but no one wants to take a position without S.C.A.F.

In his review of Manso's 1985 oral biography, Anthony Burgess said that inasmuch as the subject was still alive, the book was "no more than a kind of interim report.

After the meeting, Mr. Brahimi said he would try to convene "a representative sample of the Afghan population together and see what kind of interim arrangements can work together for Kabul".

No timetable has been set yet for the project, which will take years to build, and state officials have not yet decided whether to attempt some kind of interim solution to get the transit lines in use again.

Prospective clients routinely ask how long the coaching process takes and what kinds of interim results they can expect.

And when he decided that one term at the top was enough, that a kind of brooding, interim retirement was best all round, he appeared full of doubts and anxieties.

In a moment of unusual frankness — especially in this kind of context — interim CEO Cotten, who became Rackspace's president in January, acknowledged that he had hoped to become the full-time CEO himself.

So that was kind of an interim record.

Further confusing the picture, the drafting of the charter has bogged down in disagreements over who should be appointed to sit on the drafting committee, while the ruling generals have threatened to issue a kind of temporary, interim constitution, which would give the new president sweeping powers and preserve the extensive privileges of the military.