Sentence examples for be conditioned on the from inspiring English sources
"Pretrial liberty should not be conditioned on the size of your bank account," Ms. Fellner said.
Incentives, he said, "must be conditioned on the companies' changing their behavior".
But every policy during the next five years must be conditioned on the need to tackle our enormous, growing debt.
It would also be conditioned on the readiness of Iraqi forces, the same linkage that Gen. Petraeus seeks.
Future bailout payments should also be conditioned on the Greek government actually carrying out reforms, not just winning parliamentary approval.
The bond will be conditioned on the satisfaction of the judgment in full, together with any costs, interest, and damages for delay that may be awarded.
In a tying arrangement, the purchase of one good or service (in this case the iPhone) is conditioned on the purchase or use of a second (Apple maps).
It should be noted that the process is conditioned on the length of each chromosome (L j ), which induces conditional independence.
In other words, the teaching of evolution was conditioned on the teaching of a religious belief.
It was conditioned on the airline's labor unions' approving painfully deep but needed concessions, without which US Airways might founder.
