Sentence examples for has tentatively signed from inspiring English sources

has tentatively signed off on a deal to raise the nation's debt ceiling, which has been primarily negotiated between his Republican counterpart, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky ., and PR-Ky .nt Bandck Obama.

Now, meeting behind closed doors, a compromise has been reached, and the senators fighting that abuse have tentatively signed off on it.

In addition to a store that will be renovated in the Halekulani hotel in Honolulu, he said, "we are negotiating with the Ala Moana outdoor mall in Honolulu for a second store that we will build, and we have tentatively signed a lease for the Westchester mall in White Plains, where we cannot get access to space until 2005".

Melissa Storment, the company's vice president, has been trying to research each artifact; on the back of a 1928 production still she found a sketch of Dopey signed "Dick F" that she has tentatively attributed to the animated film director Richard Fleischer.

The runoff has tentatively been set for sometime in April.

Labour leadership candidate Andy Burnham has tentatively backed the idea.

That crisis has passed; they have reduced the deficit; and growth has, tentatively, returned.

It has tentatively approved a huge, overly aggressive natural gas drilling project in northeastern Utah.

A suspect taken into custody has tentatively been identified as a student, according to police.

George Osborne has tentatively devolved some responsibilities for healthcare and pledges to do more.

Like other talk shows, Mr. Letterman's "Late Night" has tentatively booked guests throughout the strike.