Sentence examples for has preliminarily from inspiring English sources

Her policy rhetoric, too, has preliminarily focused on equal pay, paid leave and other issues facing middle-class families.

A federal judge has preliminarily rejected a $765m settlement of NFL concussion claims, fearing the sum may not be enough to cover injured players.

The company is facing a class-action lawsuit in Monterey County over medical and mental healthcare failures, for which it has preliminarily agreed that it and the county will pay a $4.8m settlement.

It said that the civil division of the United States attorney's office for the Eastern District of California, which covers a stretch of land that includes Sacramento and Yosemite, has "preliminarily concluded" that JPMorgan flouted federal laws with its sale of subprime mortgage securities from 2005 to 2007.

A month after JPMorgan acknowledged that "severe breakdowns" had allowed a group of traders in London to run up $6 billion in losses, the bank has preliminarily reached a rare agreement to admit that the trading blowup itself represented reckless behavior, according to people briefed on the negotiations.

The mean dark current has preliminarily been subtracted to yield g(m,n).

The committee had preliminarily planned to meet on Sept. 20, although it did not officially announce the timing.

The company also said, in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, that "we have preliminarily agreed to bear a portion of the costs of Firestone's recall".

The prosecutors, according to JPMorgan's quarterly regulatory filing in August, had "preliminarily concluded" that the bank "violated certain federal securities laws".

The United States Commerce Department said in announcing the tariff that it had preliminarily determined that Canadian imports had grown to the point that they posed a threat to domestic lumber mills.

JPMorgan said the civil division of the United States attorney's office for the Eastern District of California had "preliminarily concluded" that JPMorgan flouted federal laws with its sale of subprime mortgage securities from 2005 to 2007.