"Accessing this territorial restructuring authority would be conditioned on acceptance of strong, independent federal oversight," he explained.
Senate Majority leader Harry Reid and House Majority leader Nancy Pelosi also weighed in with a letter stating clearly that Costa Rica's access to U.S. markets under the Caribbean Basin Initiative are not conditioned on acceptance of any trade agreement.
The acceptance of universal choices is conditioned on successful synchronization of universal branches.
Under intense pressure from the White House, Netanyahu publicly endorsed a Palestinian state but conditioned this acceptance on terms the Palestinian leadership will find hard to accept.
She conditioned her acceptance on her 24-year-old protege, Barrington, being given a part, and so Barrington was cast in the role of Dr Daly, the vicar.
Ford conditioned his acceptance on Reagan's agreement to an unprecedented "co-presidency", giving Ford the power to control key executive branch appointments (such as Kissinger as Secretary of State and Alan Greenspan as Treasury Secretary).
The court found that, because the IDEA was enacted under the spending clause of the U.S. Constitution (Article I, Section 8, clause 1), states that receive federal funds to implement the IDEA must be given clear notice of any conditions on the acceptance of such funds, in keeping with the Supreme Court's earlier ruling in Pennhurst State School and Hospital v. Halderman (1981).
The hearer does not begin in the neutral position of treating the speaker's act of assertion as requiring evaluative certification as a condition on its acceptance.
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