Once the European Union ratifies the partnership document for Turkey's candidacy, Turkey must come up with a strategy to meet the goals and conditions set forth in it.
In all these circumstances, you're told that you must agree to dozens of terms and conditions, set forth in technical verbiage and tiny print.
Hamed al-Khaffaf, an aide to Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, said that Moktada al-Sadr, the rebel cleric whose fighters have held the Imam Ali Shrine since early August, had agreed to the conditions set forth by Ayatollah Sistani to end the siege.
Here, the private equity firms are referring to the language in the commitment letter requiring that the credit facilities: contain the terms and conditions set forth in this Commitment Letter and shall be customary for affiliates of the Sponsors.
One of the conditions set forth by J.F.K. I.A.T. was that the art be low maintenance, which banned interactive installations that can -- and so often do -- break down or go wrong.
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"And NSF encourages NSF-funded researchers and students to hold colleagues accountable to the standards and conditions set forth in Title IX, and to inform their institution of violations.
(Strong duality) Let (x^) be a normal optimal solution of (P) and assume that any one of the seven sets of conditions set forth in Theorem 3.1 is satisfied for all feasible solutions of (DII).
(Strong Duality) Let (x^) be a normal optimal solution of (P) and assume that any one of the seven sets of conditions set forth in Theorem 4.1 is satisfied for all feasible solutions of (DIII).
