Sentence examples for conditions state that from inspiring English sources

However, London 2012 terms and conditions state that: "Providing you as the lead booker are contactable on the day in case of query, a member of your family or a friend may use tickets you can no longer use".

For example, Apple's iTunes conditions state that, "You also agree that you will not use these products for any purposes prohibited by United States Law, including, without limitation, the development, design, manufacture, or production of nuclear, missile, or chemical or biological weapons".

No. Our Terms and conditions state that users should not maliciously create additional registration accounts.

Ryanair's terms and conditions state that they are a point-to-point airline that will not be held responsible for passengers' connecting flights.

The awards' terms and conditions state that entrants must have "a digital and physical distribution deal in place in the UK".

Its terms and conditions state that the airline does not provide compensation for flights that are delayed or cancelled for reasons beyond Ryanair's control.

In this case, one of these conditions states that "no person using the Garden Bridge shall drop from the Bridge any item with the exception of devices intend for the purposes of saving lives".

However, the website's outline of fare conditions states that, on nearly all ticket types, up to two free stopovers are permitted.

Originally the terms and conditions stated that customers could be taken off the tariff if there was a "material change" in their energy usage; however, it has now scrapped this restriction and says unlimited means unlimited.

His bail conditions stated that he was not to contact Clarke or any member of Clarke's family or friends, and was not to post anything on any social media website relating to Clarke.

The US Department of Homeland Security has issued a warning on devices used to treat patients with heart conditions, stating that an attacker could modify or control a device remotely using radio waves.