"condition" is a correct and commonly used word in written English
It can be used in various contexts, including describing a physical state, a state of affairs, or a requirement. Here are a few examples: - Physical state: "The patient's condition deteriorated rapidly overnight." - State of affairs: "The current economic condition is cause for concern." - Requirement: "One of the conditions for admission into the program is a minimum GPA of 3.5."
"I know nothing about their condition, but it has led to lockdown conditions on Christmas Island," Trigg said.
Two other senior GOP sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the party's leadership had promised to give the controversial bill, the Pain-Capable Unborn Protection Act, floor time in the 114th Congress.
He is diagnosed with a condition called uveitis (inflammation in the middle layers of the eye) and started on treatment.
These acts are not merely compatible with liberalism – they are a necessary condition for any society that is free in its culture as well as in its laws and institutions.
Luna's uncle, Ruben Nunez, said that she returned in good condition and that the family is sure to seek some kind of legal damages.
Kulokas's 22-year-old friend Donatas was admitted to hospital at the same time in a serious condition after taking the same drug.
A trust spokesman said: "The trust continues to function fully and effectively, and the people of north-east Essex can be assured that we are here for them and they can help by using our emergency department [A&E] only if they have a serious or life-threatening condition.
Abrahams' two-year-old son Charlie was in a critical condition, experiencing up to a hundred epileptic seizures a day and not responding to either drugs or brain surgery.
Jan Tilley, a final-year English student at the University of Leeds, struggled with excessive hair and acne due to the condition, and found that the visible signs disrupted her day-to-day life: "I felt insecure when I first found out, and it affected my confidence.
"The policy should further consider whether all future funding agreements should contain a clause that stipulates that it is a condition of Australia Council funding that the applicant does not unreasonably refuse private sector funding, or does not unreasonably terminate an existing funding agreement with a private partner," Brandis wrote.
How could an inspector, unlikely to have heard of her condition and probably only in a classroom for 20 minutes or so, truly know if she had been stretched to learn?
