Sentence examples similar to conditional endorsements from inspiring English sources
Volkswagen's conditional endorsement of MAN's hostile bid could be seen as a veiled threat to the Scania managers, who have repeatedly rejected a merger.
PARIS — Britain's plans to build a third runway at chronically congested Heathrow Airport in London won conditional endorsement from the government's chief climate adviser on Tuesday, which said that the expansion would not necessarily keep the country from meeting its long-term commitments to lower carbon emissions.
They declared informed (conditional) endorsement for adoption through a communiqué sent to the government's technical committee.
The Arab states' endorsement of the Palestinian move at the UN would have had far greater resonance in Israel had they demanded that the endorsement be conditional upon Hamas permanently renouncing violence and commit itself to a political solution as its counterpart the Palestinian Authority by accepting the Arab Peace Initiative.
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The agreement between the two men, who presented themselves as ideological opposites during a heated campaign, is conditional on a final coalition agreement and the endorsement of both parties.
Davidson's and Quine's accounts of radical interpretation/translation thus indirectly rest on the endorsement of a kind of truth conditional semantics.
Subject to formal endorsement in summit conclusions being prepared in Brussels, Europe has agreed to make a conditional offer to the rest of the world at global environment negotiations in Copenhagen in December.
