Forget hazy language about offers being contingent "on approved credit".
But he said further aid was contingent on improved access to the worst-hit areas.
Why must The New York Times insist that the rights of women are contingent on increased access to abortion?
One option under examination is to make grant renewals contingent on open access compliance, so that new money would be released only once a scientist's previous Trust-supported work is fully accessible.
One option reportedly under consideration is to withhold the last installment of a grant until the research is publicly available; another option would be to make grant renewal contingent on open access publication.
One mechanism to ensure access for background data collection is to make gas well permits contingent on temporary site access for ambient air and water monitoring before, during, and after drilling and hydraulic fracturing.
Several countries made preliminary pledges of more than $150 million in aid, The Associated Press reported, but most were contingent on gaining greater access.
In theory, insurance status (Medicaid participation versus having private insurance) should not be expected to influence therapy utilization for infants and toddlers eligible for early intervention since eligibility for early intervention is not contingent on health insurance access.
Fourth, there's the problem that access to care in a free market health care system is completely contingent on one's ability to pay for it.
