Sentence examples for provisional green from inspiring English sources

The EU has given them a provisional green light.

He wants to grant provisional green cards to foreigners willing to invest at least $10m in groups of residential properties and to hold them for at least five years.

The State Department last month gave a provisional green light to a controversial 1,661-mile 1,661-milerom Canada to Texas, called Keystone XL, that will carry a trickier form of crude — and fall under the agency's pipeline

Having previously protected the monopoly, in April it gave Russian oil firms, which chafe at Transneft's limited capacity, a provisional green light to build private pipelines.Transneft is likely to lose the Ventspils fight too.

In 2007, Stone requested permission to make the documentary in Iran and was given a provisional green light, despite being initially rejected as "a part of the Great Satan".

When I visited Askernish in 2007, he and Irvine had placed eighteen flags in the ground, denoting provisional green locations, and were taking readings with a laser range finder and a handheld G.P.S. device, so that Ebert could enter accurate coördinates into his laptop — enabling him, among other things, to leave a clearer record of his thinking than Old Tom Morris did.

Formerly illegal immigrants would be eligible to apply, after 10 years in provisional status, for those green cards.

The count has fluctuated as local election boards review the ballots first reported after the polls closed Nov. 5, as well as provisional ballots sealed in green envelopes.

The justice secretary says he is simply responding to public concerns – not always accurate – expressed during the consultation period that followed last year's green (ie provisional) paper.

These carried him to two-over par and perilously close to the projected cut-line of four-over but then it was impossible to imagine he would be so engulfed when his ball was lost in a trampling crowd and he was forced to play a provisional into the 10th green and a crushing double bogey.

"There's definitely a risk here, and the job of a good attorney is to make sure clients will be OK," Austin immigration attorney Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, whose practice focuses on provisional visa waivers and green cards, told me.