Sentence examples for conditional on progress from inspiring English sources

Its reinclusion into the global trading system, while remaining conditional on progress, must not be made so distant as to be unachievable.

Park Geun-hye, the conservative governing party candidate, agrees with Mr. Lee that substantial economic investment in North Korea must be conditional on progress in denuclearization.

The French always argued that their full reintegration into NATO, engineered by Mr Sarkozy in 2009 in a stunning break with Gaullist posturing, should be conditional on progress in European defence.

Relations between the North and South Korea's president, Lee Myung-bak, have been sour since the start of his administration last year when Mr Lee made generous dollops of aid conditional on progress in the six-party talks.

There have been reports that the Tory manifesto in 2015 will say there will be no subsidies, but Cameron's remarks at a question and answer session with workers at Skanska's offices in Rickmansworth suggest the policy may be conditional on progress towards meeting government renewable targets.

3 39 p.m. | Updated Mitt Romney laid out the broad outlines of his plan to foster work opportunities and free enterprise in developing nations on Tuesday morning, suggesting during a speech at the Clinton Global Initiative in New York that he would make foreign aid conditional on progress on these fronts.

After the ruling, the European Union made further progress towards Bosnia's accession conditional on Bosnian progress towards fixing the Sejdic-Finci question.

Senator McCain wants to move troops to Afghanistan from the Middle East, conditional on continued progress in Iraq.

The human-rights people say the meeting ought to be made conditional on such progress.Uzbekistan has become a useful ally in the fight against terror, and has lent military facilities to America for its Afghan operations.

The loans are conditional on Greece making progress with its reform programme.

So far, the Obama administration has refused to make military aid to Egypt -- which currently stands at $1.3 billion each year -- conditional on swift and genuine progress toward civilian rule and the protection of fundamental human rights.