4、If we had thought carefully over the interim period, we could have avoided this.
8、Thee substantive procedures aim to detect the material misstatements more directly, so auditors should weigh its costs and benefits in implementing substantive procedures in the interim period.
12、While for disorder or repair, these basis equipments may lead to the electric interlocking apparatus unused totally or locally . So in that interim period, the station must start a safe and reliable equipment into work immediately.
2、Article 2 an interim financial report refers to a financial report prepared on the basis of an interim period.
7、Perhaps because sixteen marks our coming of age,which is the interim period between childhood and adulthood.
13、(i) if Articles 1 to 12 do not enter into force on that date, such country shall, during the interim period before the entry into force of such provisions, and in substitution therefor, be bound by Articles 1 to 12 of the Lisbon Act,
5、The vice-president took power in the interim period before the election.
11、The EEG in migraine, although the interim period may have focal slow-wave and middle temporal sharp wave, but in the ipsilateral headache, and often disappear after sleep.
6、To provide for the interim period before specific codes could be drawn up, he proposed adoption of a blanket code.
1、An interim period refers to a reporting period which is shorter than a full accounting year.
14、(ii) if Articles 13 to 17 do not enter into force on that date, such country shall, during the interim period before the entry into force of such provisions, and in substitution therefor, be bound by Articles 13 and 14(3), (4), and (5), of the Lisbon Act.
3、An interim period refers to a reporting term which is shorter than a full fiscal year.
10、Over the past 16 years South Africa has had four presidents (including Kgalema Motlanthe, who served for a brief interim period) and four elections.
9、Mr Zahar says Gaza's forces would stay firmly under Hamas control during a proposed year-long interim period leading up to elections.
