| The only and best way to tide over the difficulties is to improve the technological competitiveness of domestic enterprises. |
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| Their unstinted co-operation played a vital role in helping us tide over the crisis. |
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| London buses will also be running, with 250 more vehicles called into service by TfL to tide over the strike. |
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| The alliance provides food rations, medicines and cash loans to residents when they have to tide over a difficult period. |
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| In summer, it is near the eastern end of Île d'Orléans and moves back and forth with the tide over a distance of some 20 kilometres. |
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| In between this opus and World Coming Down, Type O released The Least Worst Of compilation to tide over fans over. |
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| While Swiss will tide over fairly well, Jet Aviation and LTSW already started making redundancies. |
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| In the raw material community it is important to maintain sufficient strategic stocks to be able to tide over seasonal fluctuations. |
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| The money is designed to tide over struggling clubs until the transfer window opens in January. |
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| Friends who, to this day, won't speak to each other...and others have let it tide over and they're okay. |
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| It gave him the possibility to realize his dream and to tide over financial difficulties. |
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| The funds will help the CEL tide over the global economic recession, which has left many humanitarian NGOs struggling. |
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| The large material hopper holding 13 tonnes is amply dimensioned so that a sufficient quantity of mix is stored at all times. No problem to tide over difficult situations such as paving under bridges, for instance. |
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| A support-frame should not tide over on the back more than 5-7 mm. |
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| In order to tide over this interval in a financially sound manner, without having to pay huge interests to the banks later, we have incorporated an own financial company, the cvba De Schoring. |
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| The full-fledged prosperity of Tosa-forged cutlery was triggered by the Genna Reformation in 1621, to tide over the financial crunch the Tosa region suffered during those early Edo days. |
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| It's news that might tide over theater junkies through the weekend. |
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