Sentence examples for make a preliminary decision from inspiring English sources

The European competition regulator will make a preliminary decision in the coming weeks on whether the concessions are enough to allay its concerns about the deal.

The agency said it would make a preliminary decision by the end of 2000 and a final decision in mid-2001.

Elena Salgado, the Spanish finance minister, told reporters Monday that she expected governments to make a preliminary decision on hedge funds on Tuesday.

The Polish government is expected to make a preliminary decision in the next few weeks on the sale of a stake in the country's largest oil refinery, a move that could reshape the region's oil industry.

Instead, the department decided after meeting with Mexican officials in August to review the agreement and to make a preliminary decision on any action "as soon as practicable". Commerce Department officials have refused to say when a preliminary decision will be made.

The Pres. made a preliminary decision to cancel 19 water project that Congress had already approved.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office has made a preliminary decision to revoke three fundamental patents on human embryonic stem cells.

This fall, Swarthmore College, a superior academic school outside Philadelphia that does not offer athletic scholarships, made a preliminary decision to drop both its football and wrestling teams.

The former Dell employees had received Wells notices, which indicate that staff of the Securities and Exchange Commission had made a preliminary decision to recommend that the agency begin a civil or administrative action against them, Dell said in a regulatory filing.

Last year, the European Commission made a preliminary decision that Intel abused its dominant position in Europe: offering big rebates to companies that bought most of their chips from Intel, selling chips below cost, and paying companies to cancel or delay the launch of products with A.M.D. processors.

He made a preliminary decision last November to ban the startup from operating in the state or face nearly $100,000 in fines.