Sentence examples for a condition of a from inspiring English sources

This is less a condition of a biochemical imbalance than it is a condition of being human.

G.M. must persuade its bondholders to restructure their debt as a condition of a government-financed reorganization.

The sale was said to be a condition of a rescue deal by Kirch Group, another German TV outfit.

Universal access to contraception and abortion is an imperative of human wellbeing - as well as a condition of a tolerable balance between humans and other species.

He suggested he would not let Labour insist on his being replaced as Lib Dem leader as a condition of a Labour/Lib Dem coalition.

He rejected a suggestion that the Lib Dems could make the removal of Ed Balls as chancellor a condition of a coalition with Labour.

Later she demanded that Citigroup replace its chief executive as a condition of a second rescue, though she ultimately backed down.

It acted belatedly to address its troubles, and only then as a condition of a €110 billion ($145 billion) bail-out by the European Union and the IMF.

In 2008, Latvia accepted austerity as a condition of a bailout led by the International Monetary Fund that allowed it to remain on track to adopt the euro.

A condition of a €3.2 billion ($4.14 billion) precautionary loan from the International Monetary Fund was that Romania had to privatise some failing state companies.

The Wappinger contract with Cablevision is due to expire in March; Mr. Ruggiero said he would push for restoration of news coverage as a condition of a new deal.