preliminarily
Adverb
Meaning
In a preliminary manner.
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City Council preliminarily approved the rollback earlier this month at a special-called meeting meant to get a fix working through the system.
All defendants have been preliminarily arraigned but none have entered pleas.
At its Wednesday meeting, the UC Board of Regents preliminarily approved a statement of principles against intolerance that condemns anti-Semitism but does not name anti-Zionism itself as a form of discrimination.
He believes that the current level of reform can serve the demands of a country that has preliminarily realized industrialization, but China needs further modernization in the post-industrialization era.
At a special meeting Sept. 8, the ANC voted to preliminarily support the helipad proposal after residents on sides of the issue spoke for three-and-a-half hours during public comment.
The medical examiners office reported preliminarily to the Deschutes County District Attorney’s Office that Devon Linville had THC-a metabolite of Marijuana, indicative of consumption and a low level of Amphetamines in his urine; no alcohol was detected.