Synonyms 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"

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1. 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.

2. Ned Rumpeltin:

   Markets have pulled forward and bridged the gap between where we were pre-vaccine and where we are going to be when everyone has got the shot, it puts a floor under the long-term risks, but there are plenty of short-term ones in the interim that we need to sort out.

3. Margrethe Vestager:

   It doesn't necessarily say that now we have all cases lined up where interim measures will be used but it means that the tool is on the table, and if we find cases that live up to the two things that have to be fulfilled at the same time, yes, we will indeed use interim measures more often.

4. Charles Scharf:

   As interim CEO, Allen often spoke of the need for everyone at Wells Fargo to conduct our business with the highest levels of integrity.

5. Benard Dreyer:

   We applaud the call for more research, but in the interim, until we get more evidence, I would say we need to screen more kids, and we need to get them into services.