provisional order's Usage Examples:

The country also placed provisional orders for three Concorde aircraft.

is managed by a board of conservators originally established by a provisional order made under the Commons Act 1876, and confirmed by a 1904 Order.

She and her mother Birsel obtained a provisional order to prohibit the sale of Maxim Biller"s novel "Esra", which was later.

A provisional order signals an investigation of an apparent breach.

The terms of any provisional order could be amended by the enactment of a subsequent provisional order.

Extensions to county boroughs should be by provisional order where there were no objections.

Board, Charles Ritchie, proposed the matter be resolved by way of a provisional order bill in the next parliamentary session and that he would undertake.

private bill, and not by provisional order under the 1888 Act.

Section 49 allowed for the creation by provisional order of a council for the "Scilly Islands" to be established as a unitary.

Synonyms:

probationary, provisionary, tentative, conditional,

Antonyms:

unconditional, settled, unqualified, crude, stark,