Sentence examples for which is tentatively from inspiring English sources

The city and the team would split the cost of the stadium, which is tentatively scheduled to open in 2016 in an industrial section of southwest Washington.

Analysts said the patent claims could be motivated in part by Siemens's desire to increase Osram's value before the initial public offering, which is tentatively set for September.

Her letter to him on the subject is lost, but we can gauge her anxiety from Heidegger's response, which is tentatively dated "Winter 1932/33".

Lobbyists for the health care industry have endorsed the Republican package, which is tentatively scheduled for a vote on the House floor this month.

Disney is also working on musical productions of "Tarzan," which could arrive as soon as spring 2005, and "The Little Mermaid," which is tentatively scheduled for 2007.

The Vikings hope to secure public financing for a Ramsey County stadium with a roof that can be opened on a pleasant autumn day in Minnesota, one of which is tentatively scheduled for September 2015.

The speech, which was tentatively planned for this month in Chicago, may now be postponed until a new economic team is in place.

The states' attorneys general said the rules, which were tentatively announced last month, constituted the most serious effort at rolling back the landmark Clean Air Act since it was enacted more than 30 years ago.

The proposed settlement, which was tentatively approved this month, affects customers who signed a contract with Sprint — after buying a phone from Sprint to use with Sprint service — from Aug. 28, 1999, to July 16, 2007.

During his captivity, he studied Greek and Latin theology as well as the sources of the East West schism and thereafter strongly advocated the union, which was tentatively negotiated at the Council of Lyon in 1274.

That is, all the main items on his wish-list bar expanding the armed forces.The bill must now go back to the House, which was tentatively scheduled to vote again on October 3rd.