Sentence examples for limited and temporary from inspiring English sources

A limited and temporary reduction in VAT payments for hotel operators would send out a clear message about the importance and potential of this important sector.

Coalition, in politics and international relations, a group of actors that coordinate their behaviour in a limited and temporary fashion to achieve a common goal.

That said, the role of limited and temporary capital controls, especially for economies at intermediate levels of financial development, needs further study.5.5

Forced to bow to the sharing of 160,000 refugees last month, several EU leaders took the view that this was a limited and temporary move that would not be repeated.

Nonetheless, the run did not stop until the U.S. Treasury stepped in and guaranteed (albeit on a limited and temporary basis) money market fund shares against loss.To view a downloadable and complete abstract for Mark D. Perlow follow this link.

When Mr. Netanyahu forced Mr. Obama to back down and the Israeli leader implemented a more limited and temporary building halt, Mr. Abbas was left clinging to the maximalist position.

The spokesman said the government considered 'time-limited" and "temporary" to mean the same thing in relation to the Irish backstop.

Defenders might rely on an 1898 Supreme Court decision, United States v. Eaton, which allowed for the temporary appointment of a vice-consul in Thailand "for a limited time, and under special and temporary conditions," namely, the illness of the consul and the vast distance between the U.S. and Thailand.

It is also immune to limited foot slide and temporary lack of foot contact.

The rationing thresholds of local councils now mean that a child or family has to be in serious trouble and beyond a time of severe crisis before any attention is given, and then any help is often limited and may be only temporary.

"Tehran is not open for business because our sanctions relief is quite temporary, quite limited and quite targeted," she said.