Sentence examples for provisionally adopted from inspiring English sources
The federal court in Miami has provisionally adopted the department's recommendation to remove plea agreements from electronic files, and other courts are considering it and experimenting with alternative approaches.
The State Department definition explicitly draws on a formulation provisionally adopted by a European Union body but long since discarded.
Carleton and Musser (2005) in Mammal Species of the World have provisionally adopted a five suborder system: Sciuromorpha, Castorimorpha, Myomorpha, Anomaluromorpha, and Hystricomorpha.
After the Republic was proclaimed, the national flag was provisionally adopted as distinguishing flag of the head of state in place of the royal standard.
In contrast, the intraspecific divergence of provisionally adopted ' A. ocreata' EU909446/GQ250405/AY918962 and A. sp. 7 were respectively higher than the cutoff value, but they were both defined as a single species because the two species could not been split into more well supported subclades.
Any provisionally adopted species showing larger intraspecific variations than the cutoff value were further split into two or more species, and any two or more species harbouring inter-specific variations lower than the cutoff value were combined into a single species.
For the sake of simplicity of the constellation design analysis, we provisionally assume that the system is uncoded1.
Adopted during the Soviet era, "My Belarusy" was used provisionally until 2002.
Finally, scientific method proceeds to the stage of induction: experiments are actually carried out in order to test the provisionally-adopted hypothesis by ascertaining whether the deduced results do or do not obtain.
Scientific method then proceeds to the stage of deduction: by means of necessary inferences, conclusions are drawn from the provisionally-adopted hypothesis about the obtaining of phenomena other than the surprising one that originally gave rise to the hypothesis.
