Sentence examples for provisional rule from inspiring English sources
Here the Discourse's final provisional rule has become the first rule, reflecting the assumption that reason, in the form of judgments about good and evil, can serve as a reliable guide for action.
We need the basic law because now we don't have any provisional rules for an election".
The new provisional rules, modeled on international criteria, generally deem a food unsafe if consuming it daily for one year would be likely to cause health problems.
There would be all levels of gamesmanship here as campaigns jockey for advantage and either change or maintain the provisional rules that have governed the primary so far.
His "Address and the Provisional Rules of the International Working Men's Association," unlike his other writings, stressed the positive achievements of the cooperative movement and of parliamentary legislation; the gradual conquest of political power would enable the British proletariat to extend these achievements on a national scale.
According to the provisional rules approved by the Crimean parliament, Ukrainian citizens aged 18 or older and registered as residents of Crimea can vote.
This recourse to the notion of intelligent design will doubtless upset the atheists out there, but it's worth recalling that scientific theories aren't descriptive of any reality at all, but rather provisional rules of thumb for a universe which exhibits assumed regularities.
For details on the bill and its party-line votes, see Ohio lawmakers pass new provisional ballot rules and Bill would change rules for casting provisional ballots.
That bill truncated early voting, changed provisional-ballot rules and stiffened rules on voter registration.
But different states are applying the provisional-voting rules differently providing more potential fodder for the legions of lawyers if the poll is close.
A Radio 4 Today programme interview with Israeli defence minister Moshe Ya'alon breached rules on impartiality, according to a provisional BBC ruling.
