Sentence examples for conditioned upon a from inspiring English sources

This belated offer, conditioned upon a conviction, did not absolve the Government.

But for now, the option should neither be perpetual nor conditioned upon a plan to require US issuers to use IFRS.

In that case, the court found that a subdivision application could not be conditioned upon a declaration that the landowner would not hinder the public from using a trail that had been used to gain access to a bay.

Any such approval shall be conditioned upon a written commitment that by December 31 , 1980 the railroad will adopt an employee stock ownership plan which will acquire qualifying employer securities with a fair market value of $250,000.

The participation by a State in the program shall be conditioned upon a commitment by the appropriate State entity to ensure that the relevant Statefishery meets the requirements of section 1861a(b) of this title to ensure excess capacity does not re-enter the fishery.

The transaction is not conditioned upon a determination as to the tax treatment for Liberty Global stockholders.

Under none of these statutes was executive action conditioned upon an inquiry and report by any officer or department.

He did not say: "It's inappropriate for the government to be awarding a contract conditioned upon an agreement to an illegal program.

When a testamentary gift is conditioned upon an act of the beneficiary that in good morals should not be so conditioned, as, for instance, a gift conditioned upon the beneficiary's obtaining a divorce, the gift is either invalid or valid without conditions.

Of course God's acceptance is not conditioned upon whether a person sits in a pew every week, but then sitting in a pew was never about God's acceptance in the first place.

Being successful in that "twelve months" of "doing stuff" in Afghanistan is conditioned upon having a sensible strategy in place.