Sentence examples for transitional by from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, even though level 4 situations contain the greatest uncertainty, they may offer higher returns and involve lower risks for companies seeking to shape the market than situations in either level 2 or 3. Recall that level 4 situations are transitional by nature, often occurring after a major technologi-cal, macroeconomic, or legislative shock.

The next year has been described as "transitional" by palace officials as the duke prepares to become a full-time royal.

"With the transitional, step-by-step approach," he said, "it is enough for an extremist to do a terrorist action and we go back to zero.

Mr Kerry reiterated that the aim of the talks is to end the conflict by establishing a transitional government by mutual consent.

Mr. Sistani said the plan to install a transitional government by June, to be followed by indirect elections next year to choose delegates to a constitutional convention, would not "ensure in any way the fair representation of the Iraqi people".

At its least convincing, it seems precious and slight, a transitional work by a genuine talent.

East Timor gained full independence in May after a period of transitional rule by the United Nations.

In 2000 he was elected president of Rwanda's transitional government by the National Assembly.

The looming failure is making many people here and abroad question the strategy of installing the transitional government by force.

Mr. Karzai was voted to head a two-year transitional government by a special tribal assembly in June 2002.

"I used to call for a transitional period by peaceful and democratic methods, but the regime is closing that door.