Sentence examples for by making it a condition from inspiring English sources

It exceeded its local services and materials target by making it a condition of tenders that subcontractors must employ a defined number of apprentices and local people.

It is expected that Morgan will ask the education watchdog, Ofsted, to implement and enforce the measure, probably by making it a condition of receiving an outstanding rating.

"When an employer tries to coerce by making it a condition of continued employment that employees agree to a set of arbitral rules that make collective action impossible," he said, that would be unlawful.

And, he said, it would not be hard for the federal government to incentivize the higher age requirement by making it a condition of states' getting Race to the Top grants or other federal education money.

Rawls gives special poignancy to this mutual commitment of the parties by making it a condition that the parties cannot choose and agree to principles in bad faith; they have to be able, not simply to live with and grudgingly accept, but instead to willingly endorse the principles of justice as members of society.

For decades countries have been "encouraged" -- even by making it a condition of a needed loan -- to use prime farmland to grow luxury and non-food items from coffee to cut flowers for export, and to adopt an agricultural model dependent on imported fertilizers, pesticides, and seeds.

So we will eventually need large-scale carbon burial and the only way we are going to get it in time is by making it a licensing condition for extracting fossil fuels, as they have done, without any political fuss, in Western Australia.

Amazon successfully shut down its competition by making exclusivity a condition of its negotiation with Whole Foods.

The capacity for DNA methylation to be altered by environmental conditions, and potentially passed between generations, makes it a prime candidate for transgenerational epigenetic inheritance.

They have moved in court to recoup the money from the assets of Mr. Schussler by forfeiture, and from the assessors who have pleaded guilty, by making restitution a condition of their sentence.

Prosecutors and city officials have moved in court to recoup the money from the assets of Mr. Schussler by forfeiture and from the assessors who have pleaded guilty by making restitution a condition of their sentence.