Despite his larger parliamentary contingent, he may find governing harder in his second term than his first.
Washington has made clear that full-scale US support is contingent on new, more inclusive, governing arrangements in Baghdad.
It's bad enough we have the ever-popular "my-success-is-contingent-on-your-failure" mantra governing almost every adult-oriented reality show, but do we really need to sink to the level where we're offering our kids up as bait in exchange for a shot at the big time?
An article on Tuesday about Mamata Banerjee, the chief minister of West Bengal, India, and her consideration of whether to try to bring down the country's governing coalition, referred incorrectly to her regional party's contingent in Parliament.
By governing the expression of phenotypic diversity in an environmentally contingent manner, Hsp90 is poised to enable evolution (Jarosz et al., 2010).
The army presence in Bangkok was light, with small contingents of soldiers stationed outside police stations and the governing party's security apparatus.
By 1901, India's population was around 300m, yet it was secured and governed by a British contingent numbering only 154,000 including dependants.
The tenuousness of Crocetta's political survival only became clear to me when I visited Giancarlo Cancelleri, the head of the contingent of Grillini (from Grillo's Five Star Movement) that permits Crocetta's governing coalition to survive.
Perhaps the conventions governing names and natural kind terms are structured in a similar way, specifying the reference via its contingent properties.
Williams was among the England-based Welsh contingent who were denied the chance to be named among the trialists by the English Premiership clubs' governing body, Premier Rugby Limited (PRL).
