Sentence examples for become transitional from inspiring English sources

In Balibar's work on transnational citizenship, including We the People of Europe?: Reflections on Transnational Citizenship (2004), borders become transitional objects rather than cordons sanitaires of exclusion.

By the final interview, after time to reflect on the experience, the answer had become transitional: I think hands on experience and observation, if you give them the opportunity to see things…I think asking them questions that all are centered around what you want to pull out of them makes them think more than if you just tell them the information or if they read the information.

Two nearby buildings — 205 and 208 — are also to become transitional housing.

However, as flow becomes transitional and thereafter turbulent, particle breakage increases, especially for precipitates formed and aged under mild agitation conditions.

These open courts, which had been a part of Egyptian temple design since the Old Kingdom, became transitional areas in the standard plan of the New Kingdom, lying between the public space outside the temple and the more restricted areas within.

However, 117 of them have been replaced by the expanded transitional kindergartens, and the remaining 173 will become expanded transitional kindergartens in the 2015-16 school year.

If what the agreement calls a "dire situation" prevents such an election, the council itself could become the transitional government, they said.

If there was no sign of this within 72 hours, they threatened to take over government buildings and become the transitional government themselves, said Abdul Ghani al-Aryani, a political analyst and founder of the Democracy Awakening Movement.

"He knew that would be quite improper and invidious," said one source, but Brown made it clear he intended to become a transitional figure, and might be gone by the autumn.

Allowing its American-chosen members to become a transitional government would give support to the claim of one Sistani associate, Sheik Abdel Mahdi al-Karbalai, that "the occupying power has its colonial and diabolical plans to design Iraq's politics for its own interests".

Although still bad for consumers, this can become a transitional step to hedge against changes in the market.