Sentence examples for tentatively ordered from inspiring English sources

A three-judge panel has tentatively ordered California to reduce the population of its desperately overcrowded prisons by as much as one-third, or as many as 55,000 prisoners, over the next three years.

Recently, he told me that a German couple, both of them eighty-something years old, came in, curious about the place, and tentatively ordered a double I.P.A. and an espresso stout.

PAGE A24 Editorial CALIFORNIA'S CROWDED PRISONS A three-judge panel has tentatively ordered California to reduce the population of its desperately overcrowded prisons by as much as one-third, or as many as 55,000 prisoners, over the next three years.

Judge Harold Kahn has tentatively ordered Ellen Pao to pay $275,996.63 back to Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers for costs incurred during a high-profile sexual discrimination case earlier this year.

So they've tentatively ordered the release of tens of thousands of non-violent prisoners to stop it from continuing.

Except for eight contigs, which were largely the small ones that showed some degree of homology to capsular loci in various Campylobacter species, all other contigs were tentatively ordered using the C. jejuni NCTC11168 genome as a scaffold.

It was tentatively identified as St . Louisencephalitis, and two hours later, Mayor Giulianli ordered trucks and a helicopter to begin spraying insecticide..

It was tentatively identified as St. Louis encephalitis, and two hours later, Mayor Giulianli ordered trucks and a helicopter to begin spraying insecticide.

Gen. Shaul Mofaz, the Israeli Army chief of staff, said he had ordered an internal army inquiry into the episode, which he tentatively attributed to planning errors and the misidentification of undercover forces.

When the waiter later took his order, Mr. Danson asked tentatively for chicken, let himself be steered toward Dover sole and worked his way to the salmon, which was what he really wanted, only after I had ordered it and ascertained in the process that it was wild, not farmed.

In the end "Tony Blair" will evoke Iraq, maybe with a footnote on his constitutional reforms.Bagehot mentions this distillatory effect in order tentatively to advance an unfashionable view.