Sentence examples for provisionally on from inspiring English sources

There is every reason to believe this self-characterization is accurate, given Packer's tendency toward meticulously reasoned, wildly unpopular arguments that alienate those provisionally "on his side".

Six years after the Copenhagen climate talks ended in chaos and recriminations, the final text was agreed provisionally on Saturday morning after negotiations went through the night.

Baszczynski plays for Wisla Krakow and Pardew will take a closer look at him - provisionally on Saturday and Sunday - before deciding whether to make an offer for the 28-year-old, who would cost about £1m.

European deputies have expressed concerns about data protection provisions within the interim accord, which came into force provisionally on Feb. 1 but still require the approval of the Parliament to be legally binding.

The Lions squad was named provisionally on Tuesday, including Jonathan Trott – who left the England squad with a stress-related illness during their most recent Ashes tour 13 months ago – Middlesex's Sam Robson and seven members of Yorkshire's County Championship-winning squad.

This weekend an Italian production team did just that, with an ultrarealistic version of "La Traviata" set in four different Parisian locations and broadcast live or slightly delayed in 125 countries (it will be rebroadcast by PBS in the United States in late summer, provisionally on Aug. 27).

This method makes for a quite dynamic engagement with those competing views where provisionally taking on the competing views serves to have a transformative affect on the mind of the student as they ascend the philosophical hierarchy.

At best, they are conducted provisionally, or "on parole", in local parlance: the Ukrainian seller takes the money, leaving the (usually Russian) buyer to sort out the paperwork.Even sending documents by mail is tricky: Ukraine does not accept mail from the new Crimean post office.

One can certainly take the pluralist stance and try to gesture toward or exhibit the view that one intends by provisionally settling on a particular background theory but then advocate pluralism regarding that when pressed.

Ties will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.Congress provisionally agreed on a $1.35 trillion tax cut spread over 11 years.

All three teams were provisionally level on five points, so a mini-league between decided.