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Meanings of provisionary in anglès

Under terms not final or fully worked out or agreed upon.

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Examples for "tentative"
Examples for "tentative"
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Today the first tentative steps are being taken to reopen the economy.
The Irish Times
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Employees resumed work on June 1 after the tentative deal was reached.
Reuters
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His body language is completely different from the previous interviews: tentative, defensive.
Mindhunter
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Still, there are tentative signs that the political crisis might be subsiding.
Reuters
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It represented a tentative approach but, so far, progress has been encouraging.
The Irish Times
1
However, questions over provisional ballots in Ohio state delayed a final verdict.
The Irish Times
2
However, Mr Straw said at the time it was a provisional decision.
The Irish Times
3
The electoral commission is expected to announce the provisional result on Wednesday.
Reuters
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These include enrolling voters outside the national boundaries and introducing provisional voting.
Radio NZ
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Four protesters have been jailed so far on provisional public disorder charges.
The Irish Times
1
Sentenced will be passed on July 19th, pending psychiatric and probationary reports.
The Irish Times
2
They will serve a two-year probationary period and must retire at 65.
The Irish Times
3
The guards, most of them probationary prisoners, were not much better off.
The Left Hand of Darkness
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She had had her first heart-felt good time of the probationary year.
We Three
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But under the circumstances,-the will and my probationary year,-youcan understand-
The House of a Thousand Candles
Usage of provisionary in anglès
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Mrs Fanshawe hitched herself into her corner, planted her feet more firmly on the provisionary footstool, and folded her hands on her knee.
The Independence of Claire
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Provisionary through the time