Sentence examples for that was tentatively from inspiring English sources

The document that was tentatively agreed on, then at least temporarily derailed on Friday, included provisions for a separation of powers, elections and a bill of rights.

Gruner & Jahr will introduce Rosie: The Magazine in February, a putative remake of McCall's magazine that was tentatively titled Rosie's McCall's.

Although Cprit financed two years of the institute's research on pediatric liver cancer, the moratorium stalled final contract negotiations for an additional Cprit grant that was tentatively approved to expand her research.

Zarif said that tomorrow the negotiating teams would begin to draft language governing some of the trickiest parts of the deal that was tentatively reached earlier this month in Lausanne, Switzerland.

On Thursday a spokeswoman for McAndrews & Forbes, Mr. Perelman's holding company, said that a resolution of the dispute that was tentatively reached in April contained a confidentiality agreement that barred Mr. Perelman's team from disclosing who got what.

Mr. Medvedev dismissed as "pure provocative nonsense" the notion that a Russian military intelligence officer was linked to an explosion outside the American Embassy in Tbilisi, a charge that was tentatively corroborated by a United States intelligence assessment that was described to reporters last week.

It also must be approved by Catalan voters in a referendum that is tentatively scheduled for the summer.

Kron and the composer Jeanine Tesori had recently optioned "Fun Home" for a musical version that is tentatively scheduled to première at the Public in September.

That's why there's method that's why Michels and Stutz, as Dana reports, are writing a book that is tentatively titled "The Tools".

They say he is putting the finishing touches on a recording of original ballads, in a syrupy Neapolitan vein, that is tentatively being called "A Song, Instead," or "Better, a Song," depending on the translation.

Action-research practices aim to open communicative spaces where people can come together in open dialogue to address issues of concern and to engage in cycles of action and reflection, so that ideas that are tentatively articulated in reflection can be examined systematically in phases of active experimentation.