Sentence examples for make them conditional from inspiring English sources
"How do they know what Joe Bloggs should be paid?"To help them, the investors' main trade bodies set guidelines: companies that give share options to their top people are urged to make them conditional on minimum growth in earnings-per-share, and to restrict their value to four times the recipients' annual earnings, at the time they are awarded.
"That one thing alone made them conditional.
The S.E.C. first approved unlisted trading privileges in 1985 but made them conditional on development of an industrywide plan, including setting up a unified system to list quotations and transactions.
But MPs voted by 310 votes to 279, a majority of 31, to reject the Lords demand that ID cards could not be brought in covertly by making them conditional on application for a passport.
These sorts of items are just too impersonal to be true gifts and this makes them conditional--you are giving something provided that everyone else gets to use it.
The DDs we employed possess many attributes that make them attractive as conditional unfolded proteins.
The jury is out Quid pro quo ReprintsPart of their attraction stems from the fact that making transfers conditional makes them more palatable to the middle class whose taxes finance them.
Bimodal genes tend to cluster into small groups of four to six genes with synchronised expression within the group (but not between the groups), which makes them good candidates for robust conditional descriptors.
Dreyfus said that to make funding conditional on ideological undertakings by community legal centres is "foolish".
"I've tried not to make it conditional to how I'm feeling".
