Sentence examples for making this a condition from inspiring English sources

Making this a condition of future coal use provides the urgency to make it happen.

Arguing that the anti-discrimination legislation will trigger lawsuits and cost jobs, the opposition wants to cut it back to EU standards; its leaders are making this a condition for a deal with Mr Schröder over further economic reforms.

Nobody in Europe wants the euro to be overvalued against the dollar (though, in making this a "condition", Mr Jospin was implicitly infringing the central bank's independence in such matters of monetary policy).

Unfortunately, Arne Duncan, head of the US Department of Education, is forcing more districts to adopt these destructive policies, by making this a condition of their eligibility for federal stimulus funds.

Accepting the end of the federation, Welensky set about ensuring that the assets of the federal government were transferred to Southern Rhodesia, making this a condition of him attending dissolution talks at Victoria Falls.

The Lib Dems could even make this a condition of striking the bargain.

In particular, he said that post-war planning would have been much better if Blair had made this a condition of Britain supporting the war.

Employers therefore commonly prefer to reach an agreement with all their workers in common and may make this a condition of negotiation.

The government is adamant that its low corporate-tax rate of 12.5% will not be raised, although some of its EU partners may want to make this a condition of a bail-out.

Some investors want to disclose new investments on their own timeframe, and they make this a condition of their investment.

I wish the Obama administration had made this a condition for the banks receiving bailouts.