Sentence examples for any condition of from inspiring English sources

The main thing, I think, is the separation of worship from any condition of moral benefit.

Neither did any condition of Zobrest's interpreter's subsidy favor religious education.

How separate are our artistic productions from any condition of our bodies?

For Jefferson, this equality was at the heart of American exceptionalism: "Can any condition of society be more desirable than this?" That all changed with industrialization.

Let's face it, am I going to go out and sell five million shares, under any condition, of a company that's quite profitable?" Asked if his control of the stock gave him influence with the company, he said that the state's holdings were "probably less than one half of 1percentt" of the outstanding stock.

"Can any condition of society be more desirable than this?" he opined about egalitarian America, and then did a little calculation showing that the overall happiness of Americans far outweighed that of the English, for whom "happiness is the lot of the aristocracy only".

Rather than set a dollar amount, judges use this assessment to determine what, if any, conditions of supervision are appropriate pending the outcome of the case.

Their most arresting claim is that the same effects kick in – albeit not always with such grave implications – in any conditions of scarcity, not just lack of money.

"Mr. Ryan has been a model prisoner, and there's no evidence that he wouldn't comply with any conditions of parole," he said.

Farhatullah Babar, a spokesman for President Zardari, said Pakistan was "paying a high price", but India has denied breaching any conditions of the 1960 treaty.

Speaking at a news conference with foreign correspondents here, Mr. Sharon also said Israel is willing to resume peace negotiations with Syria, provided that Syria halted all support for terrorism and droppped any conditions of its own for talks.