Sentence examples for under temporary arrangements from inspiring English sources

And while HIP expects most of the same doctors to remain at its clinics, many are now working under temporary arrangements, and some have quit.

Given that the public conceptualization of nuclear waste underlies the political impasse that in effect perpetuates the storage of radioactive waste under temporary arrangements and threatens the viability as well as future of a significant energy source, it may be instructive to inquire into it more closely.

On 8 December 1927 Treloar and the rest of the War Memorial's staff were appointed permanently to their positions; prior to this date they had been employed under temporary arrangements and Treloar had technically been a member of the Army's headquarters.

Some of the biggest importers, including the United States, the European Union and Canada, have imposed quotas on what they will buy from poor countries, under a series of "temporary" arrangements that have lasted 30 years.

While decay requires tens of thousands of years4, the temporary arrangements under which the bulk of this inventory is currently stored, at hundreds of locations dispersed throughout the U.S.5, were not designed for permanent storage and are not deemed safe for the permanent storage of high-level nuclear waste6.

The central bank's deposit insurance agency will be responsible for supervising Trust under a temporary arrangement until a new investor, likely to be one of Russia's leading banks, is chosen as a white knight.

Details have been kept confidential by owners Sisu and Arena Coventry Limited (ACL), but the club will have no offices or shop at the Ricoh, nor any presence apart from the matches played there, under the temporary arrangement.

Dublin heart surgeons have operated on a child in Belfast under a temporary arrangement until a decision is reached on the future of the children's cardiac service.

In the sale contract, the Sandovals mentioned the presence of the villagers but said they resided there under a temporary arrangement.

But in the short run, said Mrs. Clinton's White House press secretary, Lissa Muscatine, temporary arrangements would do.

While some employers are making flexible work more available, there is still a high prevalence of bolted-on temporary arrangements.