Sentence examples for general contingent from inspiring English sources

In general, contingent valuation questions can be targeted to several groups, the general population or the users of health programmes or even individuals with a disease [35].

States of affairs, Reinach argues, are either positive or negative, particular or general, contingent or non-contingent and either obtain or do not obtain.

85.8 % (332) of graduates were admitted to medical schools by the general contingent, while 6.5%% (25) were admitted by the graduate contingent and 7.0%% (27) by other contingents.

By contrast, Bill Clinton in 1992 had a message that the base grudgingly accepted, and that also struck a resonant chord with a General Election contingent.

Making a clear distinction between general and contingent elements of patient journeys will enable us to identify those factors that matter in specific index conditions and healthcare systems, and those that are common to long-term life-limiting conditions across a range of healthcare systems.

For the generals, ceding "contingent sovereignty" to groups like the Pao, Shan and Wa has been a win-win deal.

In our view, it is imperative that the case-management authority of the Attorney General, where a contingent fee agreement is involved, be "final, sole and unreviewable". Philip Morris Inc. v. Glendening, 349 Md. 660, 709 A.2d 1230, 1243 (1998).

In Austria, in addition, the 2011 metalworkers' collective agreement contains a clause allowing companies which in the last three years did not have a positive operating result to split the agreed wage increase for the sector in a general and a contingent part.

Entitled "Live 002," it's made up of an incessant barrage of indelicately handled synths and drum machines, bent on exploring various angles and patterns within the general noise techno contingent.

The findings of other studies that the effectiveness of PMTCT programmes and maternal and child health services in general have been contingent upon male involvement and on adequately addressing the problem of food insecurity [ 4, 32, 40] are in agreement with the findings from our interviews.

But dressed up as a second world war US major general, backed by a contingent of military re-enactment enthusiasts?