Sentence examples for In a contingent from inspiring English sources

American officials in Baghdad said they hoped to bring in a contingent of military police officers to supplement the soldiers and help train the Iraqi police force.

In a contingent valuation analysis of the WTP to reduce childhood obesity in New York state residents, Cawley observed a mean value of €46.41 ($36.83 in 2006) for a 50% reduction in childhood obesity [14].

In a contingent universe, where empirical events were not derived from a set of consistent axioms but were parts of the flux of experience of nature, no criterion of consistency or coherence could provide the basis for an account of truth.

In a contingent referral concept, the UNSC would refer Syria for investigation of mass atrocities only if the parties do not reach a peace deal and political settlement within a set period of time, or violate the agreement thereafter.

The social characteristics of respondents favoring the different options were also examined in a contingent valuation analysis.

If no candidate wins 270 or more votes, the victor would be decided by the House in a "contingent election," with each state delegation getting one ballot.

Immediately following the April earthquake in Nepal, Israel acted quickly in sending a contingent of doctors and search-and-rescue specialists to the region.

In particular, with the bridge laws in place, a contingent physical law could explain (through derivation) the rational principle, undermining its status as necessary.

In December, a contingent of Russia's North Sea Fleet docked in Havana after conducting exercises with the Venezuela Navy.

In short, a contingent truth is one that exists in one or more "possible worlds", but not necessarily in every "possible world" (including our actual world).

In December, a contingent of Russia's North Sea Fleet docked in Havana after conducting exercises with Venezuela's navy.