provisional , auch: provisionary

The sense of the provisional is felt at every turn.

On his return, he was made a member of the provisional government.

Only a few days after the war, a provisional city government and administration was created.

He was part of the provisional national committee during this time.

The top 24 would make up the provisional starting field.

As of September 1941 his position was no longer provisional.

If during the first two weeks as a provisional member this leave may be up to a year long.

But then everything was provisional in the life of a swallow.

I think you have to accept that all our knowledge is provisional.

This provisional government would hold elections in three to six months.

There is no reason for us to have a provisional budget.

How would the local elections for the provisional government be held?

The site has been used as a provisional parking lot.

The provisional council's members will have early power and influence in the country.

Although not yet final, we have received the provisional results of the election.

But her interest in poker turned out not to be provisional.

Exactly how a provisional government might come about is uncertain.

Like all the relationships in this play, it is only provisional.

Even in this provisional role, he is shaking things up.

The provisional basic law, too, was made relatively easy to change.

It would lead to the collapse of the provisional government.

He became a member of Polish provisional government as well.

A provisional member has an option to take a leave.

Ground was broken for a provisional church on September 9, 1962.

But the provisional answer appears to be yes, at least to some extent.