Sentence examples for makes it conditional from inspiring English sources
"If you change it to 'As Long As Love Shall Last' it makes it conditional," he said.
For example, he says that if a state is going to give a company a tax break in exchange for its relocation, they might make it conditional on a promise that the company will pay a living wage (as it stands, states tend to offer such incentives on the basis of promises about how many jobs will be created).
The government also rejected ETA's proposal to put its cease-fire under foreign monitoring and make it conditional upon the advancement of political negotiations on Basque independence.
"I've tried not to make it conditional to how I'm feeling".
Gift-giving during electoral campaigns is permitted but making it conditional on votes is illegal.
The Vietnamese Communists have also proposed a truce, but have made it conditional on a political agreement.
"A Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian," Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau told Harper during a recent debate, accusing him of devaluing everybody's citizenship by making it "conditional for anybody".
The prime minister's official spokesman insisted that MPs would still be given a vote tomorrow but did not rule out altering the motion to make it "conditional" on further concessions from Brussels.
The British decision had been signaled long in advance, with a statement by Mr. Brown to the Commons early in October in which he sketched out a plan for the increase but made it conditional on other elements falling into place.
"I've tried not to make it conditional to how I'm feeling". She is a former fiddler from Northern California who moved to Boston and then Brooklyn, perfecting along the way an expansive sort of minimalism: she writes sharp little songs that gesture at decades of influences, from coffee-shop folk to 78-r.p.m. jazz.
