Sentence examples for provisionally set from inspiring English sources
The third trial is provisionally set for 13 June.
Judge Adele Williams provisionally set Haroun's trial for 20 June and extended his bail.
He decided to sign up with Judicare, which represents more than 200 buyers and is pursuing litigation in Cyprus, with the first trials provisionally set for the spring.
The timing of the announcement, provisionally set for Thursday according to officials, might go some way to defuse the criticism of Geithner for his role in granting $165m£114m4m) of bonuses to executives at AIG, the troubled insurer.
Posting on the site today, the website reports that the Smiths frontman's 10th album has been "provisionally" set for release at the end of either June or early July and will be released worldwide by Harvest Records through Capitol.
Mr. Saleem's layering does compensate for the lack of formal structure, though the picture is provisionally set around the shock waves caused by the imminent wedding of Nina's granddaughter.
In the first step, the user provisionally sets the number of reduction stages.
A new report from the Korea Times (via Verge) suggests that Samsung is currently developing a Google Glass competitor, which is in fact provisionally named "Galaxy Glass," set for launch in September at the annual IFA tech conference.
In future, QC acceptance limits will be set provisionally at 2 s.d. on the basis of running four replicates on five separate assays (DeSilva et al, 2003).
Rather, in some studies, QOL responses seem subject to adaptation and may return spontaneously to some provisionally stable set-point, despite a constant level of stress [ 20- 22], due to habituation [ 23] and/or active coping [ 24].
After his contract with Sky finishes at the end of April, Wiggins is expected to transfer to a new squad registered at UCI Continental level, provisionally entitled "Team Wiggo", which is being set up to enable him and other prospective Great Britain team pursuiters to race on the road while preparing for Rio.
