Sentence examples for in on condition that from inspiring English sources

(This reporter was allowed in on condition that individual members -- many of whom negotiate with vendors for changes in products -- not be quoted by name on the opinions they expressed).

Some junior officers and policemen had been allowed in on condition that they use their weapons to keep a crowd milling in the street outside from storming the building.

However, in an effort to boost employment in the Battersea area, which had suffered badly in the depression, the Ministry of Transport agreed to underwrite 60% of the costs of a cheaper four-lane bridge costing £365,000 (about £ in ), on condition that all materials used in the building of the bridge be sourced from within the British Empire.

Repatriated to Japan in 1946, he was graduated in medicine in 1948 on condition that he never practice.

While there have been substantial advances in forecasting the general conditions one might expect 10 to 15 days from now, many meteorologists agree that there has been little progress in zeroing in on conditions that will prevail locally on a particular day.

China allows big U.S. and foreign companies to sell in China on condition that production takes place in China – often in joint ventures with Chinese companies.

Suffolk, accused as a traitor in 1504, was imprisoned in Burgundy in that year and surrendered to Prince Henry (later Henry VIII) in 1506, on condition that his life be spared.

He sold the Duke of York's Theatre to Capital Radio in 1979 on condition that it remained a theatre in perpetuity.

Charles Moore was appointed Lady Thatcher's official biographer in 1997, on condition that the book did not appear in her lifetime.

He was released in 2007 on condition that he agree not to assist in any further suicides, a promise he appears to have kept.

New York's Public Service Commission approved the merger at the state level in 2016 on condition that the company expand broadband offerings in both quality and quantity; at a national level the FCC set its own conditions.