Sentence examples for condition of becoming from inspiring English sources

Three months after that, Brown is suggesting that newcomers undertake community service as a condition of becoming British citizens.

The question that DeFrantz, in her zeal to lead the I.O.C., must eventually answer is whether she wants to lead a corrupt organization for the novelty of it, or reform the organization as a condition of becoming its leader.

In both cases, this involved polygamy among Mormons, first when Lincoln banned bigamy in 1862 (the Morrill Anti-Bigamy Act) and again in 1890 when the federal government insisted Utah outlaw polygamy as a condition of becoming a state.

If I may paraphrase various informal definitions that are to be found online, research rapture is something like this: A state of enthusiasm or exaltation arising from the exhaustive study of a topic or period of history; the delightful but dangerous condition of becoming repeatedly sidetracked in following intriguing threads of information, or constantly searching for one more elusive fact.

Low schooling level presented by the head of the family and low family income were risk factors for the condition of becoming ill.

In China, the "rural" and the "urban" are distinguished in deeply dichotomous institutions of government, and peri-urbanization, defined as the disorderly spaces, processes and conditions of "becoming urban", would appear to be a temporary stage of transition between an old rural socio-spatial order to a new urban socio-spatial order.

With each additional chronic condition, the risk of becoming long-term care dependent increased by 6.4% (data not shown).

By Amy Davidson Sorkin October 21, 2015 One of Paul Ryan's conditions for becoming Speaker of the House is that he would not be on the road for fund-raising as much as previous Speakers.

The first is that the Taliban insist on the complete withdrawal of foreign forces as a pre-condition to becoming part of a political settlement.

But the Taliban have long insisted on the complete withdrawal of foreign forces as a pre-condition to becoming part of a political settlement.

Extreme poverty, fatal illnesses, and deplorable conditions make the prospect of becoming a global player extremely daunting.