Definition of interim order - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
lawTECH. temporary court decision made while a legal case is still continuingTECH.
- The judge issued an interim order to prevent the company from selling assets.
- The tenant sought an interim order to stop the eviction.
- An interim order was granted pending the outcome of the appeal.
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Expressions with interim
progress document giving current results before a final full report
The committee will present an interim report next month.
temporarily during the time between two events
She will manage the project in the interim until a new leader is hired.
temporary deal between parties used until a final contract is made
The companies signed an interim agreement while negotiating a long-term partnership.
temporary ruling or choice made before a final decision is reached
The judge issued an interim decision to protect the tenant's rights.
temporary ruling body managing a country between regular governments
After the coup, an interim government promised elections within six months.
for a limited period until a final decision or arrangement
He will manage the department on an interim basis.
short-term fix to keep something working
The car needed an interim overhaul to run smoothly.
temporary help or protection given until a final decision
The court granted interim relief to prevent the company from firing the workers.
for the intervening time
He was appointed ad interim until a permanent director was found.
temporary stage or action used between earlier and later stages
The pilot program is an interim step before nationwide implementation.
evaluation of partial data from an ongoing study before final results
The interim analysis suggested the new treatment was significantly more effective.
financial statement prepared for a period shorter than a full year
The company released its interim financial report for the second quarter.
short-term funding used until long-term or permanent financing becomes available
The developer relied on interim financing to start construction before the main loan closed.
payment to shareholders before yearly profits are final
The company announced an interim dividend in July.
temporary charge or interest used until a final rate is decided
The utility introduced an interim rate while regulators reviewed the new pricing plan.
Expressions with order
requested but not yet delivered
The new books are on order and will arrive soon.
request food delivery to a specific location
We decided to order in for dinner.
request food or items from a menu
We decided to order off the special menu for dinner.
tell someone what to do in a bossy way
She likes to order about her younger siblings.
not working as expected
The elevator was out of order, so we took the stairs.
shows why something is done, to reach a goal or result
She studied all night in order to pass the difficult exam.
arrange things so they are neat or follow a sequence
She put the books into order on the shelf.
carefully arrange important personal matters before a major change or crisis
After his diagnosis, he hurried to get his affairs in order.
tell someone what to do in a bossy way
She likes to order around her younger siblings.
agenda or list of activities for a day
The meeting's order of the day was distributed to all members.
command someone to leave a place
The manager ordered the disruptive customer out of the store.
request something to be made or prepared
He decided to order up a custom birthday cake for the party.
ranking of people in a group by importance or power
The pecking order at work determines who makes decisions.
organize personal matters before a major life change
He decided to put his affairs in order before retiring.
quickly, without delay
The team resolved the issue in short order.
command given by someone in authority
The manager followed the order from above without question.
directive issued by upper management
The new policy is an order from the top.
formally signal the start of a meeting
The chairperson called the meeting to order promptly at 9 AM.
become quiet and orderly
The teacher waited for the class to come to order.
used to express joy for someone's achievement
Congratulations are in order for your graduation!
organize thoughts or feelings after confusion or stress
I need to get my head in order before the meeting.
quickly or without delay
The team finished the project in very short order.
state of having personal affairs organized
She finally got her house in order after the move.
request for silence and attention in a courtroom
The judge shouted, "Order in the court!"
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- French:ordonnance provisoire, ...
- German:einstweilige Verfügung, ...
- Italian:provvedimento cautelare, ...
- Spanish:orden provisional, ...
- Portuguese:decisão provisória, ...
- Chinese:临时裁定, ...
- Japanese:仮処分, ...
- Arabic:أَمْر وُقْتِي, ...
- Hebrew:צַו בֵּינַיִם, ...
- Russian:временное судебное распоряжение, ...
- Ukrainian:тимчасова ухвала, ...
- Hindi:अंतरिम आदेश, ...
- Bengali:অন্তর্বর্তী আদেশ, ...
- Catalan:ordre provisional, ...
- Czech:předběžné opatření, ...
- Danish:midlertidig kendelse, ...
- Dutch:voorlopig bevel, ...
- Greek:προσωρινή διαταγή, ...
- Hungarian:ideiglenes intézkedés, ...
- Khmer:ដីកាបណ្តោះអាសន្ន, ...
- Korean:가처분 명령, ...
- Persian:دستور موقت, ...
- Polish:postanowienie tymczasowe, ...
- Portuguese (BR):liminar, ...
- Romanian:ordonanță provizorie, ...
- Swedish:interimistiskt beslut, ...
- Thai:คำสั่งชั่วคราว, ...
- Turkish:ihtiyati tedbir, ...
- Vietnamese:lệnh tạm thời, ...
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