Sentence examples for provisional verdict from inspiring English sources

Right now the provisional verdict is that he was a hypocrite: he sternly demanded fiscal responsibility while Democrats were in office, but had no complaints -- indeed, acted as an enabler -- as a Republican administration quickly squandered the fruits of all that austerity.

A provisional verdict, then: if Lewis wishes to do without a primitive notion of reduction, then his best bet is to complete a bit of unfinished business, producing an explicit account of the "more natural than" ordering on properties and relations.

Jean-Pierre Jean-Pierre Raffarinministhe, called the verdict "primesional".

Sharapova will not have her provisional ban lifted pending the verdict, despite Wada publishing new guidelines to sports bodies last week amid uncertainty over how long meldonium remains in an athlete's body.

Prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin said he was "surprised" at the verdict, which was "only provisional", and that France "needs men like Alain Juppé".

Even though every verdict of causation is provisional, action must not be postponed until better evidence is available if our present knowledge appears to demand immediate measures for health protection.

Now, however, most sensible observers believe that nothing, other than an unlikely rejection by voters, will prevent Mr Blair from soldiering on for at least another three years, until he reaches his tenth anniversary as prime minister.The result is that some of the verdicts which Mr Seldon reaches about his subject should be seen as more provisional than the author suggests.

That was Malcolm X's verdict, and though he meant it to be final, a generation of black Christian leaders decided to treat it as provisional.

Provisional squads.

They are inherently provisional.

This course outline is provisional.