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Then they came to that tentative decision to close down their studio."

The department said yesterday that it had taken into account the union's recent objections in making its tentative decision.

The statement says the tentative decision to sell various operations may be reversed or altered.

The inmate returned to the hearing room and was advised of the panel's tentative decision.

Officials from the American Cancer Society made the tentative decision last month.

A4 National A16-23 A man who fought for the right to die has made a tentative decision to try to live.

Today's tentative decisions will be incorporated in a final report that is due at the White House on March 9.

If the commissioners make a tentative decision, they would have to vote again on the issue before price caps could take effect as planned Jan. 1.

Yesterday's decision had been widely expected because Judge Ballachey issued a tentative decision two months ago.

The agency, he said, had come to a tentative decision some time ago and acted after giving Mr. Dinkins a chance to appeal.

The negotiators flit from one emotional issue to another, sizing up sentiment, probing for agreement, making tentative decisions.

Now, a tentative decision reached by the Financial Accounting Standards Board last week may be the beginning of the end of repricings.

The Fire Department said its tentative decision to hire Officer McMellon was contingent on the police review.

Page A1 Vietnamese refugees could go home from camps throughout Southeast Asia under a tentative decision by Hanoi.

"I am extremely distressed about your tentative decision," Mr. Golden wrote in a letter to Mayor Dinkins early this month.

Having made a tentative decision to come back to nursing, it would be similarly useful to compare your reasons for doing so in the light of the previous exercise.

Andy looked at his wife, not pleadingly but eager to hear her response before he had an opportunity to defend his tentative decision to move out to Montana.

Typically, once the discussion is complete the justices make a tentative decision of the case, and in most cases a decision will be arrived at by the end the day.

"He has made a tentative decision, denying at this juncture to stay the proceedings or move the grand jury," said Bruce Goldstock, Justice Seewald's clerk.

But members of the Vulcan Society, which represents black firefighters, yesterday criticized the department's tentative decision, saying that it would inflame tensions in the Fire Department.

The surprise choice of a single laboratory reversed a tentative decision, reported in January, to combine elements of the Livermore and Los Alamos designs.

The opening sentence of the next paragraph in the tentative decision reads, "Ford withheld responsive information from NHTSA that it was obligated to divulge."

F.B.I. Supports Merger Senior Government officials said a tentative decision to recommend merging the two agencies was made this week by Mr. Gore's study group.

The disaster has some European soccer officials reconsidering the European Football Union's tentative decision last week to allow English clubs back into the Continent for the 1990-91 season.

It had been almost eighteen months since she had been there, when she personally confirmed the tentative decision the Parousia Foundation had made to use this location as the base site.