Forget hazy language about offers being contingent "on approved credit".
How do I check on my stipend and are they contingent on receiving an appointment?
This is a full-time term appointment for one-year, and there is a strong potential for additional one-year appointments contingent on business and funding.
As so frequently happened at the convention, perhaps because it operated in secret, the delegates reached a compromise, eventually settling on nomination to the Supreme Court by the president, with appointment contingent on the Senate's prerogative to advise and consent.
His appointment remains contingent on the approval of the University of California's board of regents.
The appointment is contingent on approval of King Bhumibol Adulyadej, but as the coup was applauded by royalists and the Bangkok elite, the king's endorsement was a foregone conclusion.
Principals of schools designated for reorganization are told that their next appointment is contingent on quietly acquiescing to the destruction of their schools and the public demeaning of their students and staff as failures.
The potential success of this system is contingent on adherence to the scheduled appointments.
But we have not scheduled dates for engineering or science flights, as it is contingent on a governance process, including the appointment of an independent advisory committee, that will help us determine when and if it would be appropriate to conduct the experiment.
(Informant 3) In this account, the doctor starts by describing her 'curiosity' when the patient missed appointments, a curiosity contingent on her long experience of looking after this patient and a keen sense of 'knowing' her.
This appointment is renewable for one year, but appointment to teach for a second year is contingent on satisfactory performance in the first year.
