Sentence examples for a number of unconditional from inspiring English sources

In Africa, there are a number of unconditional cash transfer programs that exist in countries such as Zambia, Malawi, Ghana, and Kenya but these are either small scale (often pilot programs covering less than 100 000 beneficiaries) or they are not exclusively targeted at children [ 3].

Since the summer, accusations have raged about a rise in the number of unconditional offers given out.

Alistair Jarvis, chief executive of Universities UK, said: "While there has been a steady growth in the number of unconditional offers made, they still account for a small proportion (7.1%) of all offers made by universities.

There has been a huge rise in the number of unconditional offers being made to students for university places, admissions service Ucas says.

It is small wonder that the number of unconditional offers has exploded in recent years, along with offers of free iPads and discounted accommodation during clearing.

Even the remarkable rise in the number of unconditional offers from universities - up 40% in the past year - appeared to have had little effect, despite fears that recipients of such offers might decide take it easy on the exam prep.

The data also shows the number of unconditional offers made to students jumped 40% last year to 51,615.

In recent days, a number of House Republicans have called for an unconditional spending bill to reopen the government.

"While unconditional offers are made for a number of reasons, we believe that universities should always emphasise to students the importance of completing their studies to the best of their abilities.

Given that a number of cases had no matched control, we chose to use unconditional logistic regression in order to improve statistical power.

A number of developing countries have set up social benefits, whether conditional or unconditional, that help poor households.