Sentence examples for condition that in from inspiring English sources

He's a kind of Banksy-style guerilla-video-online-parodist-mash-up expert and he's agreed to talk to me on the strict condition that, in order to protect his identity, throughout our interview he wears a large cardboard cassette tape over his face".

The main exclusion criteria were patients with any clinically relevant medical condition that, in the opinion of the investigator, made study participation unadvisable or those with a cognitive impairment precluding patients from giving their informed consent.

Any condition that in the investigator's judgement is likely to cause the participant to be unable to understand the information in the Informed Consent Document or to provide informed consent.

Based on the inclusion criteria for the MrOS study, the participants should be able to walk without the assistance of another person, had not undergone bilateral hip replacement operation, be able to provide self-reported data, be able to understand and sign an informed consent and not suffer from a medical condition that (in the judgment of the investigator) would result in imminent death [ 29].

Existing schools should be supported on condition that, in their admissions policy, they abandon all discrimination on the basis of parental religion.

Unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on where you stand, Judge Roberts has demonstrated the one necessary condition that in theory would discourage him from changing his position.

She turned a deaf ear to popular Pakistani ire at our foisting on them onerous loan conditions that in effect reduce their government to an American proxy.

Writers in Syria must operate under conditions that, in my opinion, can best be described as "freedom with restrictions".

Writers in Syria must operate under conditions that, in my opinion, can best be described as "freedom with restrictions". .

The deep financial hardships these expanded measures will inflict on Central American families will further deteriorate the economic conditions that, in part, drive migration in the first place.

Its editors just want to indict the NRA for creating the conditions that (in their view) made the crime possible and even inevitable.