Sentence examples for contingent remains from inspiring English sources
A sizeable Somali contingent remains employed at the factory — Somali leaders say the number is about 100; the union puts the figure at more than 300, making similar disruptions possible next year.
However, the army contingent remained.
With these cut-off values, contingent screening remains more cost effective than the integrated test and sequential screening.
His appointment remains contingent on the approval of the University of California's board of regents.
But while he was among those impressed with Mr. Perry's performance, he suggested that the support remains contingent on getting more answers.
It is not the only reason why his grip on his party remains contingent on the political calendar, but it is the reason that underlies the genuine - and it is genuine - worry within the party about whether he is the man for the challenge ahead.
All of this remains contingent on two main elements, however: the pledges of Lebanese authorities to keep the security situation in check and to prevent families from returning to take control of the decisions of the state, in addition to preventing the kidnapping of nationals from the Arab Gulf states.
If biofuels policy in the EU remains contingent on favourable environmental performance then the multi-scale nature of bioenergy supply chains presents a genuine challenge.
The extent of such retention and modification of behavior varies from individual to individual and remains contingent on the particular situation [ 3]." It appears that being a refugee must relate to the expectation of being in Canada for a short period due to involuntary migration.
It remains very contingent, vulnerable to a preoccupation with the past and to isolated events.
There remains a contingent of Jordanian troops guarding and running a hospital for Afghan civilians at the airport, and 30 to 40 American and British Special Operations forces, who live in town houses, apparently to maintain liaison with the regional leaders.
