Sentence examples for could be conditional from inspiring English sources
At up to €20bn, the deal would be smaller than previous packages -- and could be conditional on Athens delivering its promised economic reforms.
Trump has criticised Nato as "obsolete" and suggested Washington's security guarantees for European allies could be conditional on them spending more on their own defense.
The idea that a parent's love could be conditional on something like who their child loves is foreign to me, to put it lightly.
As shown in Table 1 there is no consistent subset of surface molecules that are a definition of the MSCs phenotype; thus it is possible that many slightly different subtypes exist, and that their output phenotypes could be conditional upon local and systemic signalling.
It could also be conditional upon the opponent's strategy: small investments would be made against probable defectors, whereas large ones would be reserved for cooperators.
Yet the simulations were not presented as assurance that no crisis would occur, but as a forecast of what could be expected conditional on a crisis not occurring.
She said: "All other things being equal, if there are two companies bidding for a contract and one has a much better equality record, then it would be down to the procuring authority to choose that one". She went on to suggest that contracts could be made conditional on criteria including the number of women employed.
One way to increase physical activity levels among the less active girls could be a conditional cash transfer (CCT) approach.
The start date of this study coincided with a reform of the Criminal Law (Insanity) Act so that patients found unfit to stand trial or not guilty by reason of insanity could be granted conditional discharge by the Mental Health Review Board, a statutory body that is independent in the exercise of its powers.
But it cannot be conditional on fantasy.
