Sentence examples for make interim from inspiring English sources

Silicon Valley could adopt new investment structures, to make interim valuations less of a sport.

The council now has the power to make interim rule changes, but that hardly means it will do so at its next meeting Sunday.

He has agreed to set up an appeals process and make interim quarterly payments to needy claimants until a final settlement is made.

CME has encouraged the trustee to make interim distributions of customer money, having provided a $250 million guarantee on Friday that would be payable to the trustee.

It adds: "This would enable us to both make interim policy decisions that support the longer-term direction of travel and begin creating the conditions needed to deliver it".

Instead, the Davies Commission will make interim recommendations on improving surface access to secondary airports, involving better rail and road links: "A number of airports have proposed that there are ways in which you can make existing airports more appealing and provide some additional headroom".

A year later he was made interim chief executive.

Mr Hadi has struggled to build a constituency since being made interim president in 2012.

David Mundell, the only Tory MP in Scotland, has been made interim party chairman to review structure.

Henry F. Blissenbach, a director, was made interim chief of Ligand, a biotech drug maker in San Diego.

Instead, Tepco made interim adjustments, including hastily building the plastic- and clay-lined underground water storage pits that eventually developed leaks.