Sentence examples for Make it contingent from inspiring English sources

Instead of setting a concrete date, make it contingent upon receipt of information, such as a certain number of days from the signed approval date.

Mr. Obama, to his credit, made the citizenship path a central part of his plan and did not make it contingent on adding still more troops, border fencing and aerial drones.

The balance of power in the Senate may lie with a dozen or so moderates, evenly split between the parties, who favor a tax reduction but want to make it contingent on continued annual budget surpluses.

The deal does not include a so-called collar, a device that would make it contingent on the Pfizer shares' not falling below or rising above a certain level.

Their emphasis on adaptation as a perfecting mechanism in evolution stands in contrast to views held by critics such as Richard Lewontin and Stephen Jay Gould who argued that adaptation is influenced by limiting factors that often make it contingent upon other circumstances (Fig. 8).

"I think it would behoove everybody if we find a way [to pay the players], whether that's through a trust that's established that players and athletes receive after they graduate, make it contingent on graduating from college".

Mostly, you weaken the bond, making it contingent, even dispensable, if the terms are good enough.

But now the United States has made it contingent only on the referendum.

In doing so, he refreshes each one of these mediums by making it contingent on the others.

When she first made her proposal for a soft-money ban, she made it contingent on her opponent Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani winning agreements from all outside groups that they stay out of New York, a condition that even Democrats suggested was prohibitive.

Congress approved a $100 million aid package to Serbia today, but made it contingent on the new Yugoslav government's cooperation in apprehending those indicted on charges of war crimes, including the country's former president, Slobodan Milosevic.