Devin Nunes, who called the move a "useful" temporary measure.
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So it's only ever going to be a temporary measure.
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The alert status change was thought to be a temporary measure.
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Mr Turnbull says any restrictions would only be a "temporary measure".
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However competently it was done, clearing Calais only a temporary measure.
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The temporary measure will close around 1,000 of the bank's locations.
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A temporary measure that suspended the debt limit expired on Dec.
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The policy was proposed as a temporary measure to relieve overcrowding.
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Aid cuts were initially billed as a temporary measure early last year.
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Salford council insists that the cement boards are just a temporary measure.
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When proposed in 1978, EAS was supposed to be a temporary measure.
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The order from the full court on Tuesday supplanted that temporary measure.
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The temporary measure needs Congressional approval to remain on the books, however.
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" Australia and Singapore's respective aviation authorities characterized the move as a "temporary measure.
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It&aposs a temporary measure so we can get these trade disruptions resolved.
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A separate surcharge on banks' profits should be a temporary measure, he said.
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PROMESA is a limited, temporary measure aiming to stabilize the current economic crisis.
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Loisaba says it considers the biodigester a temporary measure before releasing cochineal insects.
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Republican lawmakers are scrambling to pass a temporary measure to keep the government open.
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Indeed, rather than being a temporary measure, this could well be a starting point.
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It's only a temporary measure, though and should be back in force by this winter.
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Authorities have increasingly turned to cutting internet access as a temporary measure to stem unrest.
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Trump on Friday signed a temporary measure to reopen the full government for three weeks.
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Asked whether it would be a temporary measure, Jonan said it would be implemented "continuously".
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He said, however, this is a temporary measure that will be reviewed in 14 days.
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Although the interior scaffolding at Chartres has come down, this is only a temporary measure.
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Lawmakers close to Macron have suggested the extended retirement age could be a temporary measure.
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But outgoing NNPC head Maikanti Baru said this payment arrangement was only a temporary measure.
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That measure, however, was at the time described as a "temporary measure" by the Ecuadorian government.
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Some felt it wouldn't make much of a difference, especially since it was a temporary measure.
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It is a temporary measure, he said, and does not spell the end of their careers.
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As a temporary measure, the city council voted to allow temporary permits for tours for three days.
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"We expect the interest rate decision to be a temporary measure to target inflation," Meait told Reuters.
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What was billed as a temporary measure in a time of crisis has been almost completely normalized.
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House Republicans hope to pass another temporary measure this week to extend government funding through Feb. 16.
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"It's only a temporary measure for a larger problem," said Abdelgadir Elmadani, a resident of Ashburn, Virginia.
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But this will be a temporary measure and overall direction in the medium term is still downward.
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This is a temporary measure, which the courts will decide at a later date whether to make permanent.
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The neighbor checked on the house and told her it had not flooded, a temporary measure of relief.
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The strangulating roadblocks that Israel had placed as a "temporary measure" became a permanent feature of the landscape.
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The strangulating roadblocks that Israel had placed as a "temporary measure" became a permanent feature of the landscape.
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"We hope it's certainly not a temporary measure," State Department spokesman Mark Toner told a regular news briefing.
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Dmitry Svishchev, president of Russia's curling federation, said he hoped giving up the medal was a temporary measure.
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"This is a temporary measure while uncertainty exists regarding new Huawei 5G devices," a company spokesperson told CNN Business.
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Its framers envisioned reservations primarily as a weapon to target social exclusion, and saw it as a temporary measure.
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While this is a decent temporary measure, much more will be necessary to bring Puerto Rico back to normalcy.
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The workers told us it was a temporary measure this specific PB was taking in anticipation of bad actors.
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Originally introduced as a temporary measure, the policy helped shape a corrupt system of patronage politics that proved predictably durable.
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What's next: This is a temporary measure that would expire once EU states implement a proposal for longer-term rules.
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"We're not out of the woods yet, but this temporary measure is working," Premier Rachel Notley said in a statement.
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"This is a temporary measure while uncertainty exists regarding new Huawei 5G devices," the company said in an emailed statement.
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The order is not final; it is a temporary measure as the larger case works its way through the courts.
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Alexander is hoping that the urgency of the situation will push Congress to act on at least a temporary measure.
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The Census Bureau is currently operating at last year's funding levels, under a temporary measure that expires on April 27.
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Though just a temporary measure, it could make Apple a more attractive alternative to developers frustrated by Facebook's changing priorities.
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But as he has hinted, he views the UHF discount as a temporary measure until the ownership cap can be increased.
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He said North Korea is likely to consider Trump&aposs decision a temporary measure while it remains in negotiations with Washington.
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A new contractor has been hired to rectify the problems and taps installed outside homes as a temporary measure, she said.
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But DACA was always a temporary measure, a stopgap until Congress could muster the courage to act on comprehensive immigration reform.
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As a temporary measure, they can send more police officers to Orthodox Jewish communities that have been targeted by anti-Semitism.
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The releases are a "temporary measure" being implemented "to mitigate risks to both officer safety and vulnerable populations," said the official.
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And the workers' time on the job could be brief, with a temporary measure funding the government expiring in three weeks.
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"It's a temporary measure because we want a tax at the European level, and more generally at the OECD level," Macron said.
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" It also said, "We conduct risk assessment on a daily basis and this is a temporary measure while we evaluate alternative measures.
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But as a temporary measure until its developer, Hello Games, releases a VR version, this appears to be the next best thing.
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So some have attempted to argue that there's little reason to worry about this order because it's merely be a temporary measure.
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In the 223s, Irish-American congressmen led by Brian Donnelly, a Democrat from Boston, drafted a temporary measure, which passed in 223.
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The Obama's administration had withheld a ruling on the constitutionality of the issue under the assumption that it was a temporary measure.
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At a minimum, the legislature should quickly pass a temporary measure to limit out-of-network charges for coronavirus testing and treatment.
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At a minimum, the legislature should quickly pass a temporary measure to limit out-of-network charges for coronavirus testing and treatment.
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The transfer had been a temporary measure to prevent him from having to resign and use his retirement funds as collateral, Ghosn said.
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You're now gone from Facebook, but as we said, it's just a temporary measure that doesn't really delete your data on the service.
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"(Bond purchases) were introduced as a temporary measure and must be rolled back as soon as possible," Mersch told a conference in Frankfurt.
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We agreed reluctantly, as a temporary measure, since the young man had no real experience, other than occasionally helping his father rake leaves.
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Relocating the men on Manus island is designed as a temporary measure, allowing the United States time to complete vetting of asylum seekers.
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A spokesman for the Border Patrol said the temporary measure was intended to help provide "appropriate care" for migrants apprehended at the border.
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Uruguayan Foreign Minister Rodolfo Novoa said it was a temporary measure to close a budget deficit of nearly 4 percent of gross domestic product.
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The drones are a more temporary measure, and can provide coverage over an area 2 kilometers wide for a few hours at a time.
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Agbar had moved its office to Madrid as a temporary measure to preserve the legal security of investors amid uncertainty over the political rift.
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The temporary measure would maintain the current $1.3 billion in border security money, which can be used for fencing and repairs of current barriers.
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When oil was $28503 a barrel, the fees were sold as a temporary measure to offset the additional and unexpected costs of aircraft fuel.
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The president's defenders can no longer claim that the policy is a just a temporary measure needed to give time to review vetting procedures.
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" Michael Mbah, an MMM Nigeria top guider, added: "This is a temporary measure to save the system and saving the system is saving our money.
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Instead, it often keeps the previous year's budget framework in place by a temporary measure called a continuing resolution, which has a shorter shelf life.
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" White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said a temporary measure to reopen shuttered government departments and agencies must have "a large down payment on the wall.
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Further, it is a temporary measure which could be reversed once the administration has more resources in place to enact a renewed "zero tolerance" push.
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Some 20 years after the PA was established as a temporary measure meant to bring Palestinians closer to peace and a state, the conflict persists.
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Members of Congress sparred on Friday over proposals to authorize stopgap funding until mid-February — the fourth such temporary measure since October, if it happens.
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As for the tax deduction on debt interest, it began during World War I as a "temporary" measure to deal with special war financing taxes.
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The agreement was signed by the United States, North Korea and China and was designed as a temporary measure until a final settlement is achieved.
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The tax would be a temporary measure that would be applied only until a more comprehensive solution to fair digital taxation is approved, the Commission said.
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"Social media blocked again as a temporary measure to maintain peace in the country," Nalaka Kaluwewa, director general of Sri Lanka's government information department, told Reuters.
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The WTO's Safeguards Agreement allows such tariffs as a temporary measure to counter a sudden and unforeseen surge in imports that threatens to damage national producers.
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This was initially a temporary measure, but in 2015 the administration succeeded in making the measure permanent as part of a tax deal with congressional Republicans.
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Stock releases from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve and other IEA members could help ease future shortages and calm prices but only as a temporary measure.
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It's a temporary measure in response to calls by the European Commission for streaming platforms to help ease demand on Internet infrastructure during the coronavirus crisis.
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That's increased the chances of a shutdown, and the possibility that Republicans might need Democratic votes in the House to pass even a temporary measure. Rep.
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The communications freeze is said to be a temporary measure and the source cautioned that periods of silence might be normal for federal agencies during presidential transitions.
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"What has shifted this year is the growing realisation that these unconventional tools were not a temporary measure," said Anatoli Annenkov, senior European economist at Societe Generale.
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As a temporary measure to improve air quality, the government has encouraged residents to switch from cheap, untreated smoky coal to smokeless coal with lower sulfate emissions.
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He has already signed off on the temporary measure for his chief of staff and tourism minister and is expected to liberate the agriculture minister later today.
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"Social media blocked again as a temporary measure to maintain peace in the country," Nalaka Kaluwewa, director general of the government information department, told Reuters on Monday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Brexit minister Stephen Barclay said on Tuesday Britain's Article 50 notice to leave the European Union could be not be revoked as a temporary measure.
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After one year, those control were lifted, so it was a temporary measure so how you use it and how you implement it will be very important.
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As what was meant to be a temporary measure drags into its third year, Thys said the military was planning for the "Operation Vigilant Guardian" through 2020.
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"It has been effective and is a temporary measure to make the area accessible for those who have rented the facility and for future events," she said.
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The so-called CPMF tax introduced in 1993 as a temporary measure to subsidize Brazil's public healthcare system charged 0.38 percent on all financial transactions, including checks.
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A transitional deal may only be a temporary measure but like any international trade arrangement, it is likely to be complex and require compromise from both parties.
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By a vote of 74 to 20, the Senate agreed to the temporary measure, haunted by the consequences of the 35-day shutdown that lasted into January.
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The relocation of the men is designed as a temporary measure, allowing the United States time to complete vetting of refugees as part of a refugee swap deal.
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" That proposed policy, which remains on his website to this day, was pitched as a temporary measure "until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on.
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In that case, Republicans would be willing to adopt a temporary measure that would keep the government running for about another week so that lawmakers can finish negotiations.
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That will not involve reinstating the unpopular CPMF tax, which was introduced in 1993 as a temporary measure to subsidize Brazil's public healthcare system and ran until 2007.
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If Rosneft buys its own shares, it will be only a temporary measure to channel extra revenues to the budget by the end of the year, Shuvalov said.
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A spokesman for the body's Standing Committee said the current ban is just a temporary measure until the new wording in the law can be drafted and approved.
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The other thing is avoiding gatherings of, you know, greater than five people that aren't absolutely essential to business is probably a good temporary measure at this point.
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A senior security official in the town of around 100,483 people said a further 400-500 soldiers had been recruited as a temporary measure to protect Chinese nationals.
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However, Democrats who seek protections for hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants could oppose the spending plan, while some Republicans may threaten to oppose another temporary measure.
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Part of that was proclaiming a national "bank holiday" to stop bank runs, followed by a new temporary measure in which the Federal Reserve guaranteed all bank deposits.
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Seoul and Washington describe the move as a temporary measure to prolong ongoing detente on the Korean Peninsula and increase the chances of successful nuclear diplomacy with North Korea.
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During the wars in both Iraq and Afghanistan, the burn pit method was adopted originally as a temporary measure to get rid of waste and garbage generated on bases.
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The home confinement was supposed to be a temporary measure while Mueller's team and lawyer for Manafort and Gates worked out a bond package to present to the judge.
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The rejection of the Street View is more than likely a temporary measure as India debates a controversial internet regulation bill that was uploaded for public comment last month.
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Noting that Hezbollah was part of the cabinet, Geagea said his party would propose - as a temporary measure - that its arsenal be put at the command of the government.
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"It is a temporary measure, this is for a short term while we engage with business and we see what the real term consequences are," he told BBC radio.
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A temporary measure with temporary effects Paris and other European cities have seen smog levels spike to dangerous levels in recent years, forcing some to implement temporary car bans.
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"It is a temporary measure to address an extraordinary situation," Naeem Akhtar, the state education minister and government spokesman, told The Indian Express of the suspension of newspaper printing.
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He hopes the temporary measure will make Britain a less-attractive destination for Europeans seeking jobs — or at least show British voters that he is responding to their concerns.
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" Jan Hemelaer, the process manager for the development of the Antwerp Port Region, for the Flemish government, said he saw the high court's latest decision as "a temporary measure.
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Agnes Patemba, the registrar for the country's high court and a judicial spokeswoman, said the lifting of the wig and gown requirement, which began Wednesday, was a temporary measure.
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It sometimes feels as though Dickinson's sojourn in print, so fraught from its inception, was a temporary measure, now nearing its end as it's replaced by a better technology.
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Even then, the 222 assault weapons ban, signed into law by President Bill Clinton with the support of Democratic majorities in the House and Senate, was a temporary measure.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The European Union will not accept a temporary measure to solve the issue of the Irish border in Brexit negotiations, France's Europe minister Nathalie Loiseau said on Sunday.
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The burn pit method was originally a temporary measure during the wars in both Iraq and Afghanistan as a way to quickly dispose of waste and garbage on military installations.
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"The safeguard tariff would be a temporary measure and the need for it would be kept under review, with a backstop date set for removal of the cap," it said.
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In a temporary measure responding to the criticism, Korea's energy ministry cut residential electricity tariffs in August for the July-September quarter by 420 billion won ($355 million) in total.
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This is the easiest clearance there is to obtain and is issued as a temporary measure pending background and security clearance checks — which Gorka had not passed, the official said.
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Academics were banned from travelling abroad on Wednesday in what a Turkish official said was a temporary measure to prevent the risk of alleged coup plotters at universities from fleeing.
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Although the temporary measure would maintain the current $1.3 billion in border security money, Senate GOP Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says he won't move any legislation until Trump signs off.
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This is just a temporary measure, but the outcome of the litigation over the DACA program is uncertain, and the participants will be extremely vulnerable if the program is terminated.
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Proximity also had ripple effects in the 1920s, when New York City, having tasted daylight saving as a temporary measure during World War I, decided to keep it in peacetime.
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Trump issued the ban in a March 6 executive order, saying it was a temporary measure needed to allow the administration to review the vetting process for immigrants from those countries.
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The government and oil firms agreed to cut wholesale domestic fuel prices last year as a temporary measure to keep a lid on petrol and diesel costs, a politically sensitive issue.
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The makeshift assembly line was first constructed as a temporary measure to hit Musk's ambitious target of producing 6,103 Model 3's a week by the end of June last year.
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Having worked for six years in the financial technology space, I personally hope that this ban is a temporary measure while the PBOC works quickly to implement clear, coherent crypto regulations.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkey's decision to ban academics from traveling abroad is a temporary measure prompted by the flight risk of alleged coup plotters in universities, a government official said on Wednesday.
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In 1972, when Congress passed the amendment, many assumed that the kidney entitlement was a temporary measure, and that the United States would soon have some kind of national health system.
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ROME — Around 300 children in Bologna, Italy, were not eligible to attend kindergarten this week because a temporary measure relaxing vaccination requirements expired and a previous, stricter law returned to force.
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While soybeans can be sold elsewhere to countries aside from China as a temporary measure, this becomes harder as more countries look to impose retaliatory tariffs on U.S. soybeans, like Mexico.
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On Thursday, congressional Republicans and Democrats were fighting furiously over the terms of a fourth temporary measure, known as a continuing resolution, that would extend funding past its Friday midnight expiration.
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A brochure stresses that restricting a person's access to firearms while he or she is at risk for self-harm is a temporary measure, and put an emphasis on storing weapons securely.
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"So if we could do a one-year deal or two-year deal as a temporary measure, you'll have block granting ultimately to the states, which is what Republicans want," Trump said.
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The commission has however argued that international changes on tax matters have historically been very slow to come into effect and has proposed the tax as a temporary measure before global reforms.
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Those seeking to soften the EU's line on Moscow say the bloc can no longer afford to miss out on trading with Russia, and that sanctions should only be a temporary measure.
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The mistrial provides at least a temporary measure of relief for Menendez's Democratic colleagues in the Senate, where Republicans likely would have pushed for resignation or expulsion if Menendez had been convicted.
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However, European Economic Commissioner Pierre Moscovici reiterated that France's expected overshooting of the EU's deficit ceiling — 3 percent of gross domestic product — would be tolerable if it was just a temporary measure.
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CAIRO, July 8 (Reuters) - Egypt's deputy finance minister for treasury said on Saturday he expected higher interest rates to be temporary measure to control inflation, which he sees declining early next year.
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ISTANBUL, July 20 (Reuters) - Turkey's decision to ban academics from travelling abroad is a temporary measure prompted by the flight risk of alleged coup plotters in universities, a government official said on Wednesday.
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Nevertheless, Orens views the surge in regulation as simply a temporary measure on the path to legalization—something of a data-driven assurance for those who are skeptical about marijuana's place in America.
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"Faced with the uncertainty created, the company ... is obliged to carry out this temporary measure at Nedgia, until the definitive text of the regulation is made public," the company said in a statement.
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The practice dates back to the beginnings of modern Islamic finance in the early 70's, with scholars giving their blessings to what was deemed a temporary measure until alternatives could be developed.
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First opened in 1976 as a temporary measure while the island's subway station was being built, the tram has since become a permanent — and thrilling — way to get between two points in the city.
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The "temporary" measure became permanent, and tens of thousands of young people a year were pushed into the criminal courts, most for nonviolent crimes like shoplifting, fare beating in the subways or marijuana possession.
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The government said it will purchase 18 F-18 jets as a temporary measure and start a fighter jet review that will include the F-35, the plane Mr. Trudeau vowed not to buy.
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The increase translates into a lack of space at processing facilities, so officials put up a large military tent under the Paso Del Norte International Bridge in what they describe as a temporary measure.
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For instance, the transportation department recently devised a temporary measure — an asphalt ramp — for a curb next to a subway entrance beside City Hall in Lower Manhattan until a permanent solution can be built.
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Dr. Yancy suggests asking friends and family to support you, confer with a doctor, incorporate physical activity and begin to think of it not as a temporary measure but more of a lifestyle change.
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Does not prevent Pres Trump stopping new visas It should be made clear that this is a temporary measure halting part of Trump's order, rather than a judicial finding that the order is unconstitutional.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. Federal Reserve Vice-Chairman Stanley Fischer said it was important for the central bank to reverse its massive bond buying program, given that it had previously said they were a temporary measure.
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This surcharge was implemented as a "temporary" measure in 2009 as part of a $2.3 billion bailout for the city's failing public transportation system, but there's no sign the city will remove it anytime soon.
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We witnessed this last week when the President, over the objections of Ryan and McConnell, agreed with Pelosi and Schumer to a temporary measure to fund the federal government and raise the nation's debt ceiling.
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"Ford is not eliminating any jobs; this is a temporary measure as we undertake extensive retooling to transform the plant to build the Ford Ranger, followed by the Ford Bronco," Ford said in a statement.
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Exxon Mobil's decision to evacuate its foreign staff from the West Qurna 1 oilfield is a "precautionary and temporary measure", he said, adding that the field is still operating at full capacity and producing 440,000 bpd.
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The switch was intended to be a temporary measure while the city built a pipeline to the Karegnondi Water Authority, a project expected to save the region about $200 million over 25 years, according to NPR.
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Introduced as a temporary measure after the failed coup last year, the state of emergency was originally intended as a means of expelling from state institutions members of the Islamic group accused of leading the putsch.
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"So if we could do a one-year deal or two-year deal as a temporary measure, you'll have block granting ultimately to the states, which is what Republicans want," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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Speaking on France's RTL radio, Moscovici also reiterated that France's expected overshooting of the EU's 3 percent of GDP deficit ceiling next year was tolerable if it was just a temporary measure, and would not entail fines.
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"It is not unexpected and perfectly natural that some clients may wish to move balances to other providers as a temporary measure while our discussions with BNP Paribas are ongoing," a spokesman for Deutsche Bank told Reuters.
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"It is possible that this is a temporary measure as [brands] evaluate their stance on appearing adjacent to this type of content," said an IAS spokesperson, who added that the company cautions against broad coronavirus keyword blocking.
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"The use of BOP facilities is intended to be a temporary measure until ICE can obtain additional long-term contracts for new detention facilities or until the surge in illegal border crossings subsides," Bennett said in a statement.
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Conservatives, led by Economy Minister Peter Altmaier, want the solidarity tax - originally introduced as a temporary measure to invest in infrastructure in the former GDR but then also used for other purposes - to be totally abolished by 2026.
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"The order issued in South Africa regarding the cargo of the NM Cherry Blossom is a standard temporary measure made on the basis of only one party's allegations," OCP legal counsel Othmane Bennani Smires told Reuters by telephone.
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"It is not unexpected and perfectly natural that some clients may wish to move balances to other providers as a temporary measure while our discussions with BNP Paribas are ongoing," a Deutsche Bank spokesman said in a statement.
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While accommodations should be made for green card holders and those who've assisted the U.S. armed forces, this is a useful temporary measure on seven nations of concern until we can verify who is entering the United States.
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"Shelters are at best a temporary measure; what they need is a home, government documents that lets them avail of welfare benefits, and greater say in the process of building and allocating homes for the homeless," he said.
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"The use of BOP facilities is intended to be a temporary measure until ICE can obtain additional long-term contracts for new detention facilities or until the surge in illegal border crossings subsides," ICE said in a statement.
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"The money put forward in this operation will have an impact on debt, but it should be seen as a one-off, temporary measure, that does not therefore impact on structural adjustments," he said after a cabinet meeting.
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The EU has refused to renegotiate the deal, however, but has tried to reassure the U.K. that a contentious backstop intended to prevent "hard border" between Northern Ireland and Ireland would only be a last resort and temporary measure.
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Conte, who is a former academic close to 5-Star, said the sanctions on Russia were not an end in themselves, calling them a temporary measure, and adding that Italy was working to create the conditions for improved ties.
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The panel was appointed as a temporary measure to safeguard the interests of the depositors and other creditors of the two firms, and the central bank said in a statement it was searching for an investor to bail them out.
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" Still, Zhao said he thinks the controls are only a temporary measure: "In the long run, as I said, you know everybody has benefited from previous globalizations and we just need to figure out what's the better version of it.
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He said Duterte had explained that his call for the withdrawal of U.S. special forces from the southern Philippines was only a temporary measure to keep them out of harm's way while Philippine forces undertook an offensive against Abu Sayyaf militants.
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CHS Inc and other U.S. companies will have to put up a 23 percent deposit on the value of sorghum shipments to the country in what Beijing called a temporary measure, as the government continues to probe imports of the grain.
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Capcom has therefore immediately ceased distribution of this DLC and, as a temporary measure, will be performing an emergency server maintenance update in the very near future to remove this track by replacing it with existing music from another stage.
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It did so reluctantly, after concluding that the moratorium, which was adopted as a temporary measure, had become permanent mainly because of the politically motivated objection not based on scientific facts by some member states rather than legitimate environmental concerns.
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Similarly, Trump has not wavered from his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States, saying it would not apply to American citizens and would be a "temporary measure" in response to the threat of attacks from jihadist groups like Islamic State.
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Speaking in the Black Sea city of Sochi after talks with the leaders of Turkey and Iran, Putin said a demilitarised zone in the province brokered as part of a deal with Turkey and Iran last year was only a temporary measure.
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After a third consecutive deficient monsoon season, the government of the Beed district has established as a temporary measure 264 of these camps — long a fixture of drought relief efforts in Maharashtra State — after surveys predicted a shortage of fodder for the animals.
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The relocation of the men is designed as a temporary measure, allowing the United States time to complete vetting of asylum seekers as part of a refugee swap deal, agreed on last year, under which Australia will accept refugees from Central America.
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"This temporary measure will give (the elderly), and those with a disability, the opportunity to shop before our stores officially open - helping them obtain the essential items they need most in a less crowded environment," Woolworths Supermarkets Managing Director Claire Peters said.
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Unlike Spark's, Bainbridge's Roman Catholicism was a desperate temporary measure, prompted in young adulthood, King says, by a "sense of unworthiness and guilt over her sexual relations with men," something cruelly magnified when she was raped in London at the age of 19.
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While authoritarian countries like China and Iran have long blocked some international websites that they consider subversive, like Facebook, an internet shutdown is usually a temporary measure, often wielded by governments that have historically had a less systematic approach to internet censorship.
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Speaking in the Black Sea city of Sochi after talks with the leaders of Turkey and Iran, Putin said a demilitarized zone in the province brokered as part of a deal with Turkey and Iran last year was only a temporary measure.
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The price cap applies to the so-called standard variable tariff (SVT), the most popular type of rate offered by the big six, as well as to other default deals, and is intended to be a temporary measure lasting until 2023 at the latest.
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The question was lobbed to the Prez in the wake of Rand Paul and others quarantining after Paul's coronavirus diagnosis, and DT said it straight up -- he'd be cool with a temporary measure of voting remotely, not necessarily needing bodies in D.C. to do it.
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But last year, the Health Ministry, headed by a member of the Five Star Movement, one of the parties in the coalition government, adopted a temporary measure to allow children to stay in school as long as their parents attested they had been vaccinated.
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It was a far cry from a temporary measure the government adopted last year — after years of the governing Five Star Movement helping to foment confusion about vaccines — that allowed children to stay in school as long as their parents attested they had been vaccinated.
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Assuming you've tried to connect to a variety of websites to confirm that your internet is actually down, the first thing you can do when you need a connection fast is to use your smartphone as a mobile hotspot, at least as a temporary measure.
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The use of federal prisons and other facilities by the Bureau of Prisons "is intended to be a temporary measure until ICE can obtain additional long-term contracts for new detention facilities or until the surge in illegal border crossings subsides," a spokesperson for ICE said Friday.
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Additionally, there's a very real chance that NASA may not get a new budget by the end of the year, but instead may be funded through a continuing resolution — a temporary measure that will provide money to the agency while a full year-long budget is decided.
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"The old site was a good temporary measure that allowed us to use what the previous administration had built, but it wasn't where it needed to be in terms of providing people with content they can easily access," a White House official told the Washington Examiner.
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"The old site was a good temporary measure that allowed us to use what the previous administration had built, but it wasn't where it needed to be in terms of providing people with content they can easily access," the official, who declined to be named, said.
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By Thursday, Semitan, the French bus company at the center of the Nantes protest, had told drivers that they could wear black or beige shorts as a temporary measure and that the official policy would be reviewed, according to The Local, an English-language news site.
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And very shortly after Nuttall and Korody walked free, Vancouver police officers arrested and took them back into custody while the Crown applies for a terrorism peace bond against them, a temporary measure meant to prevent people from committing terrorism acts by placing restrictions on their movement and behavior.
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They endure skepticism from other men who perceive at-home fatherhood as a temporary measure: "They think this my way of keeping our family life together until I move on to bigger and better things," said Kilgore who, in fact, chose to be an at-home dad voluntarily.
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The relocation of the men is designed as a temporary measure, allowing the United States time to complete vetting of refugees as part of a refugee swap deal that Australia hopes will see it no longer responsible for the detention of nearly 1,400 asylum seekers who have been classified as refugees.
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Republicans, including the current chairman of the Committee that okayed HR 634, Congressman Gregg Harper (R-Miss.), say that the EAC was meant to be a temporary measure, that its responsibilities can be handled by the Federal Election Commission and that shutting it down will save $33 million per year.
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But while exact wait times are hard to pin down, reports and anecdotes from nongovernmental organizations along the border suggest that since this spring, metering has gone from a temporary measure at some ports to a near-constant state of affairs at most of the major border crossings where migrants arrive on foot.
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While the Obama Administration has redirected funding from other health priorities as a temporary measure, and it's not clear whether any work on a vaccine has been delayed, what we do know is that without a plan and resources, the numbers will only continue to grow across the country and around the world.
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Devin Nunes, who chairs the House intelligence Committee, described it as a "useful" temporary measure to help authorities verify who was coming into the US. The speed with which Trump instituted the travel ban has fundamentally reshaped America's course in the world and speaks to the profound political change unfolding early in his presidency.
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But it's also not clear that the Trump administration is interested in any solution that will make it easier for people to seek asylum legally in the US. When metering became widespread this summer, DHS press officials described it as a temporary measure that would naturally end when the influx into ports slowed down.
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The tax is presented in the draft as a temporary measure that would only be implemented if no deal is found on a more comprehensive, and possibly global, solution to tax the digital profits of companies in the countries where they are made, rather than where the firms are headquartered as is the case now.
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If FDA got information about a potential public health risk from a facility in China it couldn't inspect due to coronavirus, it could potentially issue an import alert that would block those products from coming into the U.S. "That would be a temporary measure until [FDA] could inspect or otherwise get information to assure itself there's not a public health risk," Sklamberg said.
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They are the 21-year-old Mr. Smith (of "The Get Down" on Netflix), whose 14-year-old Bobbie is a one-man fireworks display, and the film and television actress Stefania LaVie Owen, 19, who gives a beautifully drawn performance as Jennifer, the girl next door (or across the courtyard), who brings a temporary measure of sanity to the brothers' blasted lives.
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The tax, if backed by EU states and lawmakers, would only apply to large firms with annual worldwide revenues above 750 million euros ($924 million) and annual "taxable" revenues above 50 million euros in the EU. The tax is presented in the draft as a temporary measure that would only be implemented if no deal is found on a more comprehensive solution which would tax the digital profits of companies in the countries where they are made, rather than where the firms are headquartered as is the case now.
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