Sentence examples for To provisional from inspiring English sources
adjective
Temporary, but with the intention of eventually becoming permanent or being replaced by a permanent equivalent
According to provisional results, Mr. Ouattara won the election last month.
From one day to the next, Rousselot's name soared from comfortable semi-obscurity to provisional stardom.
According to provisional figures, 80.76% (1,861,7536 people) of participants voted yes to both questions.
The Social Democrats won only 16.6 percent of the overall vote, according to provisional results released Monday.
That compares with Germany's average monthly wage of 2,366 euros in 2010, according to provisional government statistics.
Poland's conservative opposition won the parliamentary election with more than a third of the vote, according to provisional official results.
The fall of Tripoli, when it is fully established, will set off an eight-month countdown to provisional elections.
According to provisional Met Office figures, the average rainfall between March 1 and 29 stands at only 39.1mm (1.5in).
Consumer prices rose by 3.1% in the year to December, the same rate as in November, according to provisional figures.
Pierre Nkurunziza won 70 per cent of the vote, according to provisional results from the country's electoral commission.
The treaty foresees a situation in which the budget is not adopted, and this leads to provisional annual budgets.
