Sentence examples for contingent on progress from inspiring English sources

The three-dimensional chess means that progress in one area is contingent on progress in another.

At an international conference in Tokyo this month about funding for Afghanistan in the years to come, many countries said their continued financial support was contingent on progress on corruption.

Making the restoration of aid cuts contingent on progress in a genuine process of national reconciliation, and/or providing a waiver for aid that is deemed to promote such a process, is critical.

On one hand, Mr. Lee has to live up to his election promise to get tough on the North by making South Korean economic help to the North contingent on progress in dismantling its nuclear weapons programs.

President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, who has waffled on whether he would attend, said earlier this week that he would make his final decision contingent on progress in talks between the Chinese and representatives of the Dalai Lama, the exiled spiritual leader of Tibet.

Ultimately, we want to make progress on both issues, but we just don't have the luxury of making progress on one contingent on making progress on the other.

Forget hazy language about offers being contingent "on approved credit".

Spare capacity must fall more before the first increase, he said and the rise, when it comes, will be gradual and contingent on economic progress.

Nevertheless reports that the letter made US cooperation over Isis "contingent" on nuclear progress do suggest a departure from stated administration policy that the two issues are separate.

The governments of both Australia and New Zealand cautiously welcomed the decision to lift the emergency regulations, although they said that any discussion of an end to sanctions or to the country's regional isolation would be contingent on measurable progress on human rights issues and the development of democracy.

Though contingent on social economic progress, happiness level or well-being is not a mere function of aggregate economic growth.