Antonyms for ad interim
æd ˈɪn tə rɪmad in·ter·im

Princeton's WordNet

1. ad interimadverb

   for an intervening time; temporarily

   "elected to serve ad interim"

How to use ad interim in a sentence?

1. Gabriel Sterling:

   This is what happens in an audit, this is why you don't release interim audit results because human beings are going to make mistakes in a hand count audit. So, the error was discovered, it was corrected.

2. Steve Vladeck:

   The real issue with potential litigation over congressional subpoenas isn't the substance, but the timing, even if the courts ultimately side with Congress in all, or even many, of these disputes, it could take a while — and with Congress getting nothing in the interim.

3. Jesus Dureza:

   We will recommend the release of all political prisoners to Duterte once he assumes the presidency and both sides will work for an interim ceasefire to boost the formal resumption of peace talks in the third week of July in Oslo.

4. State Bar Court:

   The State Bar of California has filed a petition to enroll this licensee on interim inactive status, alleging that the licensees conduct poses a substantial threat of harm to clients or the public, the petition involves a charge that the licensee engaged in a major misappropriation of client funds.

5. Virginia Tech:

   In the case of a felony arrest, the university has the authority to place a student on immediate interim suspension.

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