Sentence examples for government conditional on from inspiring English sources

Religious enthusiasm made the movement subversive in a deep sense — adherents believed they had a divine obligation to build settlements and considered the authority of Israel's democratic government conditional on its acceptance of what they declared to be God's politics.

He made his backing for the government conditional on the abolition of an unpopular property tax and the reimbursement of last year's proceeds—something the government can hardly afford.

Further, the level of government receiving the funds (county versus municipality) is related to public support for UGD: impact fee revenue disbursed to municipal governments is associated with a higher rate of public support than comparable amounts disbursed to county governments, conditional on the respondent being aware of fracking prior to the survey.

In a separate interview for the same magazine, the shadow work and pensions secretary, Rachel Reeves, said it was her intention to make government contracts conditional on staff being paid the living wage.

He gave warning that his party's support for the government was conditional on the benefits not going only to the rich.But can Italy afford tax cuts at all?

In his 28-minute address, delivered in a warren of streets near his home in this sacred city, Mr. Sadr sought to have it both ways, calling for the expulsion of American troops but allowing time for a withdrawal, and offering support for a new government but conditional on its effectiveness.

His approval of a minority Conservative government would be conditional on its "stability", and its ability to govern "in the national interest".

And it should be made clear that further aid to the Kyrgyz government will be conditional on such an investigation.

Mr Obama has been more cautious, saying only that any military support being for Iraq's government would be conditional on it doing a better job of including Sunnis and Kurds.

ECB President Mario Draghi announced that central bank bond purchases to bring down peripheral government bond yields are strictly conditional on governments moving first to activate bond buys by the EFSF/ESM, which itself would require governments to commit to the necessary fiscal and structural policies.

This approach helps to define the actors that can be constructively dealt with and ones that try to co-opt humanitarian organisations by making them part of their constituency, such as donor governments making funding conditional on recipient humanitarian organisations supporting elements of their foreign policy priorities.