Sentence examples for introducing a provisional from inspiring English sources

Turnbull's comments leave open the possibility the government may take further steps, such as introducing a provisional visa system.

It is also introducing a provisional approval system for low-risk venues such as restaurants and cafes, allowing them to begin liquor trading as soon as they apply for a licence.

In his oath he vowed "to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution" of Pakistan, even though he suspended the Constitution three weeks ago when he imposed emergency rule and introduced a provisional constitutional order as military chief.

Since occasional presence of prednisolone has been detected at trace level in urine samples from untreated cattle, the Italian Ministry of Health introduced a provisional limit of 5 ng/mL to avoid false non-compliances.

It argues that introducing the provisional term "algorithmic audience" reflects three prior conceptions of audience, including concrete situations, discourse community, and participatory audiences.

The legislation also proposes changes for driver training and testing: It would introduce a mandatory minimum learning period of 12 months while holding a provisional licence.

Introduce a rewards system.

HAVA also introduced the provisional ballot, a fail-safe mechanism created to enable citizens to vote even if they encounter obstacles on Election Day, such as faulty voting machines, eligibility challenges by poll workers, or discrepancies in the voting records.

The co-investment model introduced by the provisional agreement aims to create a more predictable investment environment.

Nancy Stone introduced provisional member Teresa Nall, who resides in Pasadena and works as a financial adviser.

In time, Harrington put together a provisional palette of twenty-six colors, which Hardie has been introducing over the past year: three blues, six greens, two reds, and fifteen earth tones.