To offset this, the White House will at best persuade Congress, with its beefed-up Republican contingent, to agree to only a trivial new stimulus.
She had agreed, contingent upon my finding a slightly better job than pumping off-brand gasoline.
The approval was contingent on radiologists agreeing on what the scans say and doctors being trained in how to read the scans.
Even so, he emphasized that his support is contingent on Republicans agreeing to higher taxes from the wealthy and new spending, in areas like infrastructure, to create jobs.
A few weeks ago, she hedged this offer, saying that it would be contingent on Kelly agreeing to bring down the number of stop-and-frisks.
Last week we sent a gift of money to a Worthy Cause & with our check we enclosed & letter that said, "This donation is contingent on your agreeing not to sell our name & address to any other organization.
He has supported reducing benefits or raising costs for higher-income beneficiaries, but has made any broader benefit changes contingent on Republicans' agreeing to additional tax revenues from wealthy individuals and corporations.
Though there was never a deal in the sense that his standing down was contingent on my agreeing to help him come after me, nonetheless there was an understanding of mutual interest.
But if they are made contingent on Russia agreeing to amendment or abandonment of the ABM treaty -- and to American deployment of a national missile defense system -- Mr. Bush's proposal would contradict the commitment made in May 2000 by the United States and the fundamental legal commitment made in the nonproliferation treaty.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 19 , 1971P. 19 Last week we sent a gift of money to a Worthy Cause & with our check we enclosed & letter that said, "This donation is contingent on your agreeing not to sell our name & address to any other organization.
