Forget hazy language about offers being contingent "on approved credit".
The political enactment of such solutions, however, is contingent on the existence of social solidarity, which the very process of economic and technological change, by heightening inequalities and eroding communal institutions, undermines.
The political enactment of such solutions, however, is contingent on the existence of social solidarity, which the very process of economic and technological change, by heightening inequalities and eroding communal institutions, undermines.
For example, approval by the Transportation Department of code-share agreements, which allow American and European carriers to book passengers on each other's routes, is contingent on the existence of open skies agreements because such agreements would assure that the code-share partners were not guaranteed a monopoly.
This finding is contingent on the existence of a trade-off between the cost to cooperators of performing an altruistic act and the benefit to the recipients towards whom the cooperation is directed.
Parliament's consent to the 1998 PCA has been made contingent on the existence of a system to check progress on human rights.
Mr. McKay's off-and-on existence continued.
that would have made U.S. aid contingent on recognizing Israel's existence.
However, bringing children into the world because they have an ideal genetic makeup promotes the idea that children are merely commodities, their existence contingent on their ability to save the life of a sibling.
As contingent as their existence is on particular circumstances, once they're on their way, there's only one place they can end up.
It starts with the premise that everything in the world is contingent for its existence upon other factors.
