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Meanings of interim in English
A means or measure or an action taken in preparation of.
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Examples for "introduction"
Examples for "introduction"
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However, the introduction of the phase change recording method changed all that.
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She said that the introduction of the standards this year were important.
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Both groups back the introduction of Islamic Sharia law rather than democracy.
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Conclusion: After introduction of the new agents treatment paradigms have changed substantially.
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Today was the first time he'd seen her since that awkward introduction.
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Eisenhower at the summit: 'What U-Twos?' We'll go along; no preliminary summation.
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That issue has been resolved at a preliminary level, the officials said.
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However, Germany does not expect even a preliminary decision in that timeframe.
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A preliminary finding is not expected until early 2011, government officials said.
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The EU team will deliver a preliminary report later in the week.
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Late diagnosis and ART initiation, especially of men and children, need attention.
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Results: The study found ethnic differences in treatment initiation and treatment retention.
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However, other events occur prior to the initiation of apoptosis in cells.
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Breastfeeding initiation and duration are affected by social, demographic and health factors.
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Objective: Time to therapy initiation in patients requiring gonadotoxic therapy is crucial.
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Today the first tentative steps are being taken to reopen the economy.
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Employees resumed work on June 1 after the tentative deal was reached.
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His body language is completely different from the previous interviews: tentative, defensive.
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Still, there are tentative signs that the political crisis might be subsiding.
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It represented a tentative approach but, so far, progress has been encouraging.
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However, questions over provisional ballots in Ohio state delayed a final verdict.
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However, Mr Straw said at the time it was a provisional decision.
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The electoral commission is expected to announce the provisional result on Wednesday.
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These include enrolling voters outside the national boundaries and introducing provisional voting.
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Four protesters have been jailed so far on provisional public disorder charges.
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The bankers met Economy Minister Christine Lagarde for preparatory talks on Monday.
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In the preparatory stage evidence from international guidelines and literature were summarized.
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There was a preparatory and long growl in the speech of them.
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Before the winter had closed in, the preparatory palisades had been finished.
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Accordingly, great arrangements were made in the flagship preparatory to the occasion.
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Phillips said quickly without preamble, Somebody shot your father outside his place.
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The long months have been a preamble to these momentous weeks ahead.
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Further inquiries are planned into Popular, a preamble to the report said.
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Let this be the preamble of our laws; the strain will follow.
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The articles in this covenant are six: the preamble sets forth, 1.
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The preparative regimen was very well tolerated, and all patients engrafted promptly.
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Upon the whole, it is regarded as a preparative to worse news.
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This action is also a preparative to a renewal of the gracious experience.
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This preparative sweetness, with her goodness just before, confirmed my apprehensions.
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Paper bridge loading consistently produced improved resolution of both analytical and preparative protein loads.
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And for the time being that means low interest rates, he said.
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However, his bookstore, Beastly Books, will remain open for the time being.
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Her office said she would remain in hospital for the time being.
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We are not for the time being looking for sanctions, he said.
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Plans, for the time being, should remain shrouded in mystery, he said.
Usage of interim in English
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Otunbayeva said the interim government would work on creating a parliamentary democracy.
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The interim government needs public support for its reforms to achieve legitimacy.
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IRAQ: Iraqi leaders agreed on an interim constitution yesterday after marathon talks.
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The 60-day comment period for the interim final rule ended last week.
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The area remains effectively out of US and Iraqi interim government control.
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It had paid 8 cents per share as interim dividend last year.
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This time the interim government and Election Commission have introduced electoral reforms.
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He said interim Prime Minister Yacouba Isaac Zida was under house arrest.
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Mali's interim government accused the MNLA of violence against non-Tuaregs on Monday.
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So far 13 African states have signed interim agreements along these lines.
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This includes building up the fledgling security forces of Somalia's interim government.
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Results: The trial was stopped prematurely after the second interim efficacy analysis.
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The company said it will name an interim chief financial officer soon.
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If not, they will hold new elections for a new interim assembly.
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Ms Wilson said the interim Prime Minister 'Akilisi Pohiva requested the mission.
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One option was taking the line into state control in the interim.
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