Interregnum in a sentence

He and the Prime Minister have done a smart job of steadying the Tory ship after the chaos of the Truss/Kwarteng interregnum.

I believe we are in what the philosopher Karl Popper would describe as the classical interregnum, at the moment.

Today, and despite a lengthy interregnum, the Constitution prevails.

It follows the Schmadtke interregnum, when Jorg Schmadtke was interim sporting director, putting everything on pause.

Mevrick Spiteri makes use of several documents to record the efforts made by the Commission of National Property set up during the short French interregnum to take over the properties that belonged to the Order.

Ogiame Atunwatse III delved into history of the crown, noting that after the interregnum, there have been abundant reasons for the Kingdom to continue to celebrate.

St Oswald’s Church: Has visiting vicars and speakers to take services commencing at 9.30am every Sunday during their interregnum.

Then there is the post-presidency - or, in Trump's case, a presidential interregnum.

But now the dust has settled and we have entered the interregnum between private and public ownership, it’s worth pausing to reflect on the mistakes that led us here – and on what practical steps the new operator can take to learn from them.

He expressed satisfaction in returning to the association, after an interregnum, assuring that the industry would be at enviable heights in no distant future if they all worked together as a body.

After Haley chose to exit the administration at the end of last year, Washington failed to send a full-time permanent representative to New York for almost nine months (the second-longest such interregnum since 1945).

Though it was recommended for protection in 2005, it has survived multiple attempts at demolition, the last during the interregnum of President’s Rule before the bifurcation of States.

In the interregnum Zimbabwe’s transition to democracy has regressed to the 2008 stalemate.

After his death followed the interregnum until 1453; land (as the rest of lands of the Bohemian Crown) was administered by the landfriedens (landfrýdy).

Andropov interregnum Brezhnev died on 10 November 1982.

By the later 17th century, however, English dramatists (under the influence of French criticism picked up by those in exile during the English Interregnum ) did begin to assess their own plays according to these rules.

During a four-year interregnum between Lord Deputies from 1629 on, there was an increase in efforts to impose religious conformity on Ireland.

During the time when there was no emperor, the Interregnum (1254-1273), some territorial princes became ever more powerful.

English Civil War and Interregnum In 1643 Charles I ordered James Stanley, 7th Earl of Derby to go to Mann, where the people, who were no doubt influenced by what was taking place in England, threatened to revolt.

Fifth Monarchists believed that the timing of the events of the Interregnum were significant because the calendar year 1666 loomed large on the near horizon.