Sentence examples for by provisionally from inspiring English sources

Start by provisionally assuming a frictionless world in which consumers have perfect foresight and perfect access to capital markets.

"By ingrafting representation upon democracy," as Condorcet's friend Tom Paine put it, the people could exercise their power both directly, in local assemblies, and indirectly, by provisionally entrusting some of their powers to elected representatives.

One can certainly take the pluralist stance and try to gesture toward or exhibit the view that one intends by provisionally settling on a particular background theory but then advocate pluralism regarding that when pressed.

We have already been quick in taking action in response to the report by immediately provisionally suspending accreditation for the Moscow laboratory, one of the key recommendations by Dick and his co-authors Richard McLaren and Günter Younger.

In book to be published by Penguin, provisionally entitled Socialism: An Essay On Honour And Dishonour, Sennett describes Cabrini Green, which was built during the second world war, as a "mixed community of blacks, the wounded, and the deranged (which) defined all-too tangibly what it meant to be left behind during the post-war boom".

Her daughter, Michelle, had died, Cathy Sutton told them, of severe dehydration during the first desert trek organized by a provisionally licensed, poorly equipped Utah outfit called Summit Quest.

A further point H is found on the curve by putting provisionally a post at G so that FG = DE = CD and then putting a stake at H making GH = DG = AC.

Ties will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.Congress provisionally agreed on a $1.35 trillion tax cut spread over 11 years.

The nuclear accord — initiated by the Bush administration, approved provisionally by the United States Congress and described as a centerpiece of a new relationship between the countries — would allow India to buy nuclear technology to generate energy.

An appeal by the Municipality of Milan is still pending before the European Court of Justice, and doubts remain as to whether the new premises to be occupied — albeit only provisionally — by the European Medicines Agency in Amsterdam can be ready by March 2019.

The museum, which has been plagued by financial problems, was provisionally taken over by the Museum of the City of New York in September, with help from a $2 million grant from the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation.