However, White House officials appeared to be drafting a speech for delivery next week, and they expect that any announcement about an interim or provisional Palestinian state would include the proviso that the Palestinian Authority move forward with a number of political reforms and security guarantees for Israel.
That would require provisional, interim agreements, dependent on peaceful behavior, and not a comprehensive final deal imposed and enforced by outsiders based on the quicksand of mutual distrust.
Mr. Cassell, however, described Miranda as no more than a "provisional, interim judgment about how to go about enforcing Fifth Amendment rights".
MR. CASSELL -- Well, the way that we would describe the Miranda procedures is this: They represented this court's provisional, interim judgment about how to go about enforcing Fifth Amendment rights.
Their first argument is simply that it is this provisional interim judgment that the court made that must then recede when the Nation's elected representatives, Congress, have acted.
After seven years of toil, the astronomers' carefully calculated metre turned out to be less "accurate" than the Academy's preliminary, back-of-the-envelope estimate — which the French, to the annoyance of many, had promoted in the interim as a provisional unit.
In May 1998 Parliament gave its assent to a provisional interim agreement on trade and related issues associated with the 1997 agreement.
Two higher intervention thresholds are evaluated in the sensitivity analysis, at 8 μg/L [the Canadian provisional interim blood guidance value (Legrand et al. 2010)], and at 4.7 μg/L (the Canadian provisional value divided by the mean ratio of cord to maternal blood Hg).
1. Statehood, even if qualified as provisional or interim, confers a degree of sovereignty.
The Diet produced an imperial decree, the provisional Augsburg Interim, which imposed Catholic rites and ceremonies throughout the Empire, with a few concessions to the Reformation.
