What does IM stand for?

The Education and Skills Authority was due to take over from the education and library boards on January 1, but the Education Minister said interim measures will be introduced, .

Toyota agrees with NHTSA's position that the removal of the floor mats is an interim measure and that further action is required.

This is only an interim measure until your cat can be seen by your vet.

00 Paperback HF1731 Heydon and Woolcock (both London School of Economics) draw on their experience in international organizations to investigate whether bilateral trade agreements should be seen as an alternative to multi-lateralism, as interim measures to keep the wheels of international trade and investment moving during difficulties faced at the multi-lateral level, or as an impediment to multi-lateral efforts.

A spokesman for Sainsbury's said: "Whilst some Sainsbury's pharmacies are supplying Tamiflu under interim measures, it has never been agreed that those pharmacies will operate as a designated anti-viral collection point for primary care trusts.

In return, the FIA would defer until their proposed new budget cap of [pounds sterling]40million until 2011 with the spending limit set at [pounds sterling]85m for 2010 as an interim measure.

NNPC is still not in a position to finance its share of joint ventures with its international oil company partners, a state of affairs that means Shell had to grant a bridging loan to NNPC in early 2009 as an interim measure.

The Assembly Government previously made arrangements for the sight-saving treatment Lucentis to be funded on the NHS for patients with wet age-related macular degeneration as an interim measure in the absence of Nice guidance.