Sentence examples for temporary governing from inspiring English sources

A council spokesperson said: "Three plans were given to the temporary governing body on May 17 to obtain their preferences and comments.

The council wish for the temporary governing body of the new Eastern Cardiff High school to sit on 7 June to approve one of three designs for the new school.

Birmingham City Council said it would work with Saltley School, the only local authority school placed in special measures, and the Department for Education to install a temporary governing board.

The recent study by the European Commission evaluating the impact of temporary measures governing the free movement of workers adopted by some member states in the wake of the 2004 EU expansion also failed to detect any significant evidence of increased migratory patterns [ 28], nor differences between countries where restrictions were applied and where there were not [ 12].

Arianna Montanari, a professor at Rome's La Sapienza University, is however cautious of predicting that the M5S will soon govern Italy, believing a temporary government could be installed without a public vote if Renzi did stand down.

He promises that, if elected, he will tighten rules governing temporary workers.

After the recent embarrassments, Chris Grayling, the justice secretary, has tightened the rules governing temporary release.But some worry that this trend could reverse.

So have apartment-sharing services, which have fallen foul of zoning regulations and other rules governing temporary rentals in which the property owner or occupier are not present.

This is not too surprising, since the EPL index governing temporary contracts captures hiring costs, while the EPL index governing permanent contracts rather captures dismissals costs.

The National Science Foundation's (NSF's) top lawyer has rebuked a group of U.S. scientists who asked for an explanation of its policies governing temporary workers.

Since Wilkinson quit the post in 2002 to manage Sunderland, only Les Reed has performed the function on a temporary basis before the governing body parted ways with him two years later.