Sentence examples for again on the condition from inspiring English sources

"Israelis speak even when they're not in the loop because they don't want anyone to know whether they're in the loop or not," noted one senior official, again on the condition of anonymity because of the prime minister's demand.

Later in the year Finland agreed to participate in the EU's bailout of Spain, again on the condition that it receive collateral for its contribution.

Disney is also walking a careful line with the Chinese government, which approved the park, after two decades of off-again, on-again talks, on the condition that it would be sharply different from the original Disneyland, which has become a symbol of American culture.

One close associate of Mr. Anderson — who, again, spoke on the condition of anonymity to protect relationships — brushed aside speculation that Mr. Blake's death was an impetus to "The Master".

Second and independently, we derive the optimal consumption under a CC tariff under the expectation that the cost cap is met (FR segment), again constrained on the condition that the optimal consumption does not exceed the segment boundary.

Again speaking on the condition of anonymity, he told me, "T here's the feeling of being scared and it being very strange that you can all of a sudden be door-knocked late in the morning and then be called by Scotland Yard on your personal mobile phone.

This tells us that there is a growing number of short-term buying opportunities for stock traders right now based, again, on the increasingly oversold condition of stocks.

Again, it is given on the condition that it is not over 60% of total funds but it allows for the project to be no longer than 18 months.

If possible, try determining what the current value is again based on the new condition of your car.

The "police clashed with the First Armored Division; their forces drew back, and then attacked again," said the official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the episode.

By 2012, Greece needed another infusion of cash to stay afloat and, once again, a loan was made on the condition that the government remain steadfast in its commitment to reducing government spending.