Sentence examples for involved contingent from inspiring English sources

The settlement last week, between Andrew M. Cuomo, the New York attorney general, and the three brokers, involved contingent commissions, the subject of a 2004 investigation under Mr. Cuomo's predecessor, Eliot Spitzer.

"This case clearly involves contingent future events that may not occur as anticipated, or indeed may not occur at all," the judge wrote in his opinion.

In contrast, "soft" Euroscepticism involves contingent or qualified opposition to European integration and may express itself in terms of opposition to specific policies or in terms of the defence of the national interest.

The arguments have been based on the denial of all actual infinities or on the acceptance of some infinities (for instance, the coherence of supposing there to be infinitely many stars) combined with the rejection of an infinite regress of explanations solely involving contingent states of affairs.

Unlike many studies involving contingent valuation technique to estimate WTP for individual health state, we used CV to gauge parental WTP for their child's diarrhoeal episode.

Events in which Cuban artists are involved are contingent on their getting approval to leave their country and visas to travel to the United States.

Asked to explain a sequence involving a contingent of soldiers, Mr. Lacuesta said that it was an allusion to the ambivalent relationship between Augiéras and his uncle, a colonel who was posted in Algeria.

The entitlements it involves are contingent claims to an array of health care services that protect fair shares of the opportunity range under reasonable resource constraints.

In cases of both neutral and adaptive genome reduction, this process appears to involve specialization contingent on environmental predictability whereas the bursts of innovation considerably opens up multiple new niches for exploration by evolving organisms.

It is relevant to identify a pool of generic approaches and to design a decision schedule for its use, involving the contingent factors relevant for the decision to embark on a specific simulation approach.

Gen. Donald Wurster, head of an American military contingent involved in a counterterrorism training exercise here with Philippine troops.