Sentence examples for explicit conditions from inspiring English sources

AT&T bought other blocks of spectrum that had no such explicit conditions.

Rajoy's achievement in limiting the explicit conditions to Spain's banks has been broadly welcomed in a country that believes the rest of its economy needs no international oversight.

In setting them as explicit conditions for his support, Mr. Netanyahu strengthened Mr. Sharon's hand in Washington, while improving his own chances of eventually succeeding Mr. Sharon.

The EU made reform one of the explicit conditions of Romania joining, and spent money on training foster parents and renovating accommodation for children in care.

That should mean explicit conditions about what the money is to be used for for instance, to guarantee small deposits in commercial banks.

But the agreement does not meet the explicit conditions the Quartet set as its price for ending the embargo it imposed after Hamas won last year's legislative elections.

Lincoln had granted McClellan permission to conduct the Peninsula Campaign on the explicit condition he protect Washington.

But the health agency balked under a threat from lawmakers, who since 1996 have funded research only on the explicit condition that scientists do not study gun violence.

"Several lawsuits were filed, which were quashed only by large payments to the plaintiffs, and substantial settlements were made with a good number of other individuals on explicit condition that they not take legal action," Mr. Nielsen wrote in "The Golden Donors".

By September, Johnson and Secretary of State William Seward required South Carolina and other ex-Confederate states to ratify the 13th Amendment as an explicit condition of readmission to the Union, with one correspondent asserting that the South held out hope it could still restore slavery until Johnson pressured South Carolina to accept the amendment.

In Session 2 (explicit condition), participants had to decide whether each picture was a face.