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Barrera said a tentative agreement is now in place and the union’s board is set to vote on final approval of the plan later this week.

CEOs must prioritize the health and wellbeing of employees when planning a tentative reopening date, and even aim to set a longer-term date so that their teams can plan out their lives and remain productive in the interim.

His ruling is tentative so von Wilpert could persuade him to change his mind.

The union stressed that it was tentative and its members still had not ratified the agreement as of Friday.

The impending return of baseball has fans everywhere excited, but it has also set off a series of more specific, if still tentative, celebrations.

When on August 7, 2013 Future finally did share a tentative date, he also made a significant change.

The tentative location of the quarantine (which is “still to be defined”) is Casablanca.

In the Peach State, Michelle Nunn, the daughter of former Senator Sam Nunn, appears to have scratched out a tentative lead.

Torn between so many different impulses, Tomlinson Hill ends up as tentative as our country itself.

Instead Hollywood remains tentative, depending on women-friendly filmmakers like Cukor, Hawks, and now Feig to push the envelope.

The present translation is necessarily tentative in many places, but it is hoped marks an advance over those already published.

A tentative cry issued from the baby; a bass exclamation issued from Jed Lewis.

As some small, tentative contribution to the understanding of this under-life, the plan of this volume has been designed.

Since she was evidently a woman of pronounced character, her bewilderment and tentative attitude were not allowed for.

Average Jones' still untouched glass, almost full of the precious port, trembled and sang a little tentative response.