"He added that if a dictator ever took over, the NSA 'could enable it to impose total tyranny, and there would be no way to fight back.'" The conditional part of Church's warning - "that capability at any time could be turned around on the American people" - is precisely what is happening, one might even say: is what has already happened.
They also lead to withdrawals in the conditional part of the current theory.
The conditional part of that commitment was that rates could rise if inflation got out of control.
The "conditional" part of the registration means that EPA does not have all the legally required toxicity data, but is letting the pesticide on the market anyway, on the "condition" that the manufacturer, HeiQ, provide it sometime over the next four years.
Note that our notation for the distribution at the root sequence differs from the typical notation for conditional probabilities in that we put the conditional part before the 'pipe' symbol.
A common complaint against Supp's theory is that if conditionals do not express propositions with truth conditions, we have no account of the behaviour of compound sentences with conditionals as parts (see e.g. Lewis (1976, p. 142)).
Eight of the waivers granted are, however, conditional as part of their plans are under review.
Full approval is conditional, in part, on the completion of a large, placebo-controlled, randomized trial in persons with type 2 diabetes to evaluate fully drug-related adverse events with a high degree of certainty.
Part of this work is related to models of causal conditionals and part of it is related to work in the area of non-monotonic logic.
Mr. Delbeke said at a conference in Brussels that he could recommend "a conditional suspension" of parts of the system, in which polluters can buy and sell a limited quantity of permits, each representing a ton of carbon dioxide, by the end of the year if nations sped up adoption of an effective global system.
