Sentence examples for condition of the payment from inspiring English sources
One condition of the payment was confidentiality.
A condition of the payment is that it should not be considered proof that Libya was responsible for the bombing.Liberia's embattled president, Charles Taylor, stepped down and accepted an offer of asylum in Nigeria.
Any State home receiving a payment under this section for any fiscal year, shall, as a condition of the payment, be required to agree to provide to the Secretary a report setting forth in detail the use of funds received through the payment, including a descriptive analysis of how effective the incentive program has been on nurse staffing in the State home during that fiscal year.
If the painter fails to uphold his part of the contract (painting the wall), then the other party can legally terminate his side of the contract (to pay for the service) because the painting is a condition of the payment.
Trump alienates NATO allies by turning American's unconditional defense against any Russian incursion into a defense conditioned on the payment of back dues, a move that simultaneously emboldens Putin into believing America will turn a blind eye to any designs he has on the Baltics and ultimately end the sanctions designed to reverse his seizure of Crimea.
"The administration does not support the attachment of any additional conditions to the payment of these arrears," Philip Reeker, a State Department spokesman, said today.
Mr. Helms, a Republican from North Carolina and the most powerful Congressional voice in foreign policy as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, contended that Congress had the right to dictate conditions for the payment of American debts to the organization.
The report conspicuously makes no direct reference to the "benchmarks" that Congress is now in the process of making the conditions for the payment, over three years, of its arrears (which according to its calculations amount to only $819m).
Senator Jesse Helms went to the Security Council offering a "hand of friendship," but then went on to contend that Congress had the right to dictate conditions for the payment of American debts to the organization.
Contending that Congress has the right to dictate conditions for the payment of more than $1 billion in debts, Mr. Helms warned the United Nations that Americans will "cast it aside" if the organization fails to meet their expectations.
