The interim chief has asked the board to back him with new signings this month — and a couple have arrived through the door.

Wonga has parted company with its interim chief executive after only five months running the embattled payday loans company.

It added that it had eliminated the position of interim chief executive officer.

He muscled his way back to the top to become interim chief executive the following year, refocusing the company on profitability.

Last month the interim chief executive of the force's police authority quit after just two months in the job.

Sources close to the minister said that he was unlikely to make the interim findings public.

The studies were released on the same day as interim findings from payment-by-results pilot schemes intended to reduce reoffending.

It said if the interim findings reflected the overall national picture, 20 per cent of offences were unrecorded.

It will publish interim findings at the turn of the year and a final report next spring.

He has been tasked by the government to put public sector pensions on a sustainable path and last week published his interim findings.

He was only ever meant to be an interim leader.

Those rules specified that the interim leader could not seek the permanent job.

When she stands down as interim leader today, after almost three decades on the political front line, her reputation will be higher than ever.

If an interim leader were needed, however, who might fit the bill?

Moderates are now scouring the party's rule book in search of a mechanism to install an interim leader without triggering a leadership election.

The host company also needs to think about who will take over when the interim manager moves on.

It's nice to have a feeling where it's not an interim manager.

He was listed as the first-team manager on page three and interim manager on the back cover.

Fans did cheer the cherished team more than they jeered their despised interim manager.

It was unbelievable when he was interim manager because he just lifted the crowd when we needed it.

As an interim measure why not make peers ineligible for expenses when they turn 75, the age when municipal judges are forced to retire.

Perhaps, as an interim measure, the university might like to devise ways in which individuals could give donations, without supporting its current policy and practice on vivisection.

It's essentially an interim measure while other problems are addressed; it'd be a shame to restore majestic wetlands and have no spoonbilled sandpipers left to live there.

It was decided as an interim measure to attempt to incorporate these nations into the international mainstream and that their competitive 'home' should be in the southern hemisphere.

They are struggling to get planning permission and, as an interim measure, have put up an office in the grounds.

Others use volunteering as an interim period to readjust to a working routine.

Gradually, the wounds have healed and the hunger has returned, but there was an uncomfortable interim period.

Those being published for the second time have undergone minor alterations - maintenance work on the scansion and the sensible eradication of a few questionin able archaisms - in the interim period.

The guidance was also aimed at insurers and financial advisers that may be failing to treat customers fairly during the interim period before the new rules kick in.

Sadly, though, reality has intruded with a vengeance in the interim period.

Neither did the school's interim president or board chair.

The self-declared 'interim president' read it and fell silent before turning to his audience for help.

The former spy chief was at the head of a week-long power grab by the presidential guard last month, during which the interim president and prime minister were held hostage.

An interim president should be in place.

Mesa was expected to be named interim president later, though it was unclear what mandate he would have or how much political support.

While in operation from 1982 to its interim replacement period from 2008 to 2013 the laboratory used nuclear techniques in supersensitive mass spectrometers for archaeological dating, trace element detection, etc.

Neither man has a permanent successor, although interim replacements have been appointed.

In the meantime, it has appointed interim replacements.

Two current staffers were chosen as interim replacements.

As an interim solution it would be sensible for doctors to adopt a similar strategy until the continuous monitors become widely available.

The electric car may well turn out to be just an interim solution.

It was planned only as interim solution to be later replaced by a solid structure with a lift.

The floating bridge was broken apart by waves in 1806, and was rebuilt in the year 1807 as an interim solution.

In the late 1950s and 1960s, several to-be electrified lines were operated with diesel locomotives as an interim solution.

However, he ended with a loss by 12 round decision, losing his interim title.

A few weeks later, the interim title was removed.

He spent the entire fight trying to catch up to the challenger, and lost by unanimous decision to lose his interim title after only five months.

In the interim titles such as colonel-in-command, colonel-of-staff and colonel-commandant were used for officers posted into that level of command.