| The monarchical institutions established in 1814 were no more than a temporary stopgap. |
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| The changes are simply a stopgap measure to prop up a program drowning in red ink. |
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| However, yesterday, the muddy white sheets were also on their way to the dump after being used as a stopgap measure to hold back the floods. |
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| No compromise could be reached before Congress recessed, forcing lawmakers to pass a stopgap measure to continue funding at current levels. |
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| As a stopgap measure, many companies store passwords for these systems in files like spreadsheets and simple databases. |
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| Their idea for mandatory sales targets to manufacture greener cars is good, but only as a stopgap measure. |
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| Even if the situation demands that you do something at the moment, let it be clear to everyone that it is a stopgap measure. |
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| That effort was described as a stopgap until the broader branding effort was set. |
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| The monarchical institutions established in 1814 were thus no more than a temporary stopgap. |
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| Their solution is probably a stopgap, just like the quick fixes the present government give to their monsoon-damaged roads. |
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| Colchester Council has put in a pump as a stopgap solution, but says the real problem is a wrangle over a blocked drain. |
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| Welfare would now be an emergency stopgap between jobs, not a reward that government gives you for being poor for as long as you stay poor. |
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| Global moderation was my first stopgap, because the comments were being swamped with adverts. |
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| We are one small piece of the stopgap of community services trying to avoid a major crisis in homelessness and of lack of affordable accommodation in Lismore. |
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| That notwithstanding, recourse to the doctrinal value of such a text should only be a stopgap measure. |
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| For too long, say campaigners, the private rented sector has been seen as a stopgap for young people between their parents' homes and their own. |
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| But it can also be important to have a stopgap solution without a legal vacuum pending that legislative procedure. |
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| These are also a valuable stopgap to meet demand while you look for permanent solutions for longer-term growth needs. |
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| They use them as a stopgap, which only serves to increase the pressure and the difficulties that these families face. |
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| Yet this solution appears as a potential stopgap in the absence of municipal initiative. |
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| As a stopgap measure, AMISOM has stepped in to provide food, water and fuel, to be funded by bilateral partners. |
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| Madam Chair, Committee Members, it is this ban, which was introduced as a stopgap measure in 1996, that we urge you to drop. |
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| As a stopgap measure, water distribution is being regulated with the flow being turned on at certain times while they look for other solutions to the problem. |
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| The nursery was so oversubscribed there was no space when she needed it, forcing her to find a stopgap at short notice, where Ella had to stay for four months. |
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| He has left millions of homeowners to fend for themselves, and even his health care plan is really only a stopgap measure. |
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| But even Joffe admits that a better radar and rapid reaction system is only a partial, stopgap solution. |
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| As a stopgap measure, I used a sanding disc and bevel knife to make the hole bearable to bowl with until I could get my ball fully repaired in the pro shop. |
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| I am grateful to the Commission for its willingness to explore the ways in which it might be possible to overcome such immediate practical problems, but that can only be a stopgap. |
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| And those extra weeks are only a temporary stopgap added to the end of a benefit period, where statistically people are even less likely to claim them. |
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| Even then we mostly take stopgap measures such as prohibiting the watering of lawns or shutting off the supply for a few hours a day, or, as in New York recently, going without shaving on one day a week. |
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| The bodyshells of the 'Pacer' trains were based on the National bus design, designed as a cheap stopgap by British Rail. |
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| We're not talking about occasions when you go away and get a new identity-the federal government still takes care of that-but the province does give some stopgap funding for the municipal agencies to take care of this. |
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| It would be a stopgap in that we don't need it. |
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| As a stopgap measure, the Swedish and Danish central banks this week offered a combined €500m in short-term swap facilities, allowing the central bank to keep exchanging lats for euros. |
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| As for Fattorosi of XPays, he sees the lawsuits as only a stopgap. |
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| In terms of the local fund, it is a stopgap measure, I think. |
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| Juve would rather he leaves on a permanent deal, but the Gunners are not keen to splash the cash on a stopgap. |
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| It would not likely be a long-term solution, and would be best viewed as a stopgap measure until local desalination or other plants could be built in the receiving country. |
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| In view of the fact that the multilateral debt cannot be rescheduled, still less cancelled, the measures proposed seem to be simple stopgap devices designed to ensure repayment of the debt. |
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| This is a stopgap approach that is not sustainable over time. |
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| In the very short term, it is simply a stopgap solution. |
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| Credit goes to OY for fixing the perennial surtitle problem, although the solution was only stopgap. |
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| Years of short-term stopgap measures have left our transportation system in terrible shape. |
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| On the other hand, the continued use of the shuttles is only a stopgap on the way toward truly 21st-century space vehicles. |
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| Scipio, from which the regimental slow march of the British Grenadier Guards is derived, was performed as a stopgap, waiting for the arrival of Faustina Bordoni. |
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| Stopgap quarterback Matt Leinart exuded so much broness, he broke his collarbone, forcing T.J. Yates into action for the Texans. |
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