Sentence examples for make a provisional from inspiring English sources
When faced with a set of options, Reid frequently will make a provisional decision instinctually based on the current information.
A decision on reparations was deferred until 1921, but the Germans were to make a provisional payment of 20 billion marks in gold as well as deliveries in kind.
It's possible to make a provisional ballot transform from a temporary one to one that is counted, depending on your state's laws, but as the graphic above shows, you should do everything within your power to cast a regular ballot in the general election.
" " In case of diagnosis, I make a provisional diagnosis based on my clinical knowledge and books and then refer the patient accordingly.
This decision should be considered by the team in advance of performing a general anaesthetic to make a provisional plan should failed intubation occur.
With the agreement of the patient, the bedside teaching team visited the patients to confirm the physical signs, make a provisional diagnosis and decide on the best diagnostic and therapeutic options in the following 1 h.
Earlier this year, on September 26th, he was detained in Switzerland after American authorities made a provisional request for his arrest.
To illustrate this point, we made a provisional list of cultural entities found in and around the getbol areas of the West Sea region.
"That is how frustrated I have been," said Mr. Lewis, who has given $50 million to the Guggenheim Museum and made a provisional pledge of $250 million more for its new home in Manhattan.
As recently as last month, Yellen gave a speech to the National Association for Business Economics in which she made a provisional case for sticking with an expansionary policy even after the headline unemployment rate comes down, noting, "A decline in the unemployment rate could, for example, primarily reflect the exit from the labor force of discouraged job seekers".
A statement issued by the ministry of justice said: "Following a detailed and careful consideration of all the relevant evidence the justice secretary, Jack Straw, has made a provisional decision that the application for a free pardon from Mr Michael Shields should be refused".
