Sentence examples for meet two conditions from inspiring English sources

An individual must meet two conditions to obtain Medicaid assistance.

These rankings can provide reasonably accurate indicators of trustworthiness provided they meet two conditions.

In order to qualify for the incentive program, towns must meet two conditions.

He was in alignment with the minority view of Chief Justice Tom Bathurst in the NSW court of appeal in Cunneen v Icac, who assumed that corrupt conduct by anyone under the relevant provision had to meet two conditions: it is conduct that could adversely affect the exercise of official functions, and the same conduct could involve a range of criminal offences.

Changes in 2013 to Singapore's Misuse of Drugs Act gave judges leeway in sentencing if defendants meet two conditions: (1) they were merely couriers or drug mules and (2) they have greatly cooperated with law-enforcement officers by tipping them about other drug traffickers.

* Despite months of calling for a military uprising against General Noriega, the Administration did not decide until the Monday session that the rebels would have to meet two conditions - a declaration of democratic principles and an appeal for international backing - for broader American support.

To be labeled a manipulator, a country must meet three conditions, but China meets only one or arguably two of the three.

Effective early warning has to meet three conditions: who needs help, how much relief is required and when is it needed?

The UK does not have a national police force, and it seems sensible to let individual constabularies innovate alongside Airwave, so long as they meet three conditions.

Foreign Minister Nicolas Maduro demanded that Guatemala, its rival for the position, and the United States meet three conditions before Venezuela would drop its bid.

Trusts will be able to use the money to meet PFI repayments, rather than their usual budgets, as long as they meet four conditions set out by the department.