Sentence examples for considered unconditional from inspiring English sources
Hence, since the proof of security presented in [17] applies only to the attack considered in it and not to the above Lucamarini's attack, it is not universal, i.e., it cannot be considered unconditional.
Five modes were considered: unconditional cash transfers, conditional cash transfers, short-term payments to offset costs of accessing maternity services, vouchers for maternity services, and vouchers for merit goods.
When considering unconditional earnings, formal workers have higher average hourly earnings than informal workers (see Table 3).
There is also a middle way (Gamlund 2010) which considers "unconditional forgiveness" (that which is shown to unrepenting wrongdoers) as typically supererogatory, but "conditional forgiveness" (granted to offenders who express regret) as possibly a duty (depending on other considerations).
By refusing to consider unconditional normalization of relations with North Korea, President Obama forfeited real opportunities to rein in its nuclear program.
To eliminate the problem of heterogeneity in many practical populations, researchers have considered the unconditional survival function of the additive hazards model (cf. [7 9]).
The statement continued: "The RFL board of directors considered an unconditional offer for the club at a meeting yesterday [Wednesday] and has been made aware of further interest in purchasing the Super League club.
Second, associations between breast cancer risk and detailed exposure characteristics, including stove/fireplace type, duration, and timing, were also considered using unconditional logistic regression.
Both Mack Smith and Riall consider his unconditional surrender of all conquered territories a crushing political defeat, equal almost to the previous military successes.
