Sentence examples for condition for us from inspiring English sources

It is, he says, "an exemplar of what's become a key condition for us, which is a homesickness in our own lives".

"To be vigilant over things that we don't perceive ourselves to have control over is an unusual condition for us to be in," Mr. MacGregor said.

He says he has thought for some time that "ceasefire negotiations" were needed, and that this bill is a "necessary condition for us to negotiate".

"There is no protection of the border along the entire Luhansk and Donetsk region – no control, no buffer zones, and all of that is the minimum condition for us to be able to consider revoking sanctions.

"The only condition for us is that there should be undertakings for him not to be extradited elsewhere for political reasons".

As for Hobbes, for Cavendish the stability of civil society is not an end in itself; it is instead a necessary condition for us to pursue our self-interested projects and goals.

We recognised we have an opportunity to set conditions for us when we are predominantly UK-based armed forces.

"If the conditions for us to make a profitable company are not satisfied, we will not go there," said Denis Olivennes, the publisher of Le Nouvel Observateur.

"A lot of my professors would be very pleased and relieved if we were covered by a union, because very often the faculty want better conditions for us but are not in a position to create them," said Ms. Gladman, taking a break from faxing notices of the labor board decision.

"I said there were two conditions for us to accept that proposal: first, this would be the last chance, in other words there had to be certainty of getting a deal on pharmaceuticals; second, because of the schedule, Japan could not accept any further extension," Amari told reporters.

From 1941 onwards he was criss-crossing the Atlantic, engaged in exhaustive negotiation with Washington over fairer conditions for US war loans to Britain; he was also jockeying hard at Bretton Woods to maintain both British and liberal interests in the setting-up of the post-war economic institutions, the IMF and the World Bank.