Sentence examples for money dependent on from inspiring English sources
She added: "And we certainly don't want claimants' and job-seekers' aspirations and paltry money dependent on whether they take up treatment options, which bounce them into mental health treatments which may not suit them, and which violate all of our notions of what constitutes a minimum standard for productive engagement in therapy: in short, consent".
He was fighting at the weight that was natural for him then — 167 pounds — and he could afford a wild freedom in his style, which he could not permit himself later, against bigger men and when there were large sums of money dependent on his efforts.
Only in the much less serious cases of Somalia and Haiti has it dared to cut off funds to troops in the field, as it is now doing in Iraq by making further money dependent on the president's accepting a deadline to leave Iraq.
Three-quarters of that will go to the 32 participating clubs, primarily via two pools of 206 million each: one consisting of a share of TV revenue and the other for match and prize money dependent on each club's progress in the competition as follows: Source: UEFA.
Further details on the distribution of money dependent on contribution decisions in both groups can be found in the methods section of this paper.
But it is as well to keep in mind that many intellectuals in the West still consider capitalism to be immoral: too devoted to a vulgar worship of money, too dependent on greed, too deeply founded on adversarial individualism.
The bailout money is dependent on strict economic reforms, including raising taxes and energy prices.
While the political will to build is likely greater than ever, the money seems dependent on a court victory that is at best uncertain.
Unmarried and with little money, she became dependent on her writing talents.
Yet even banks that return taxpayers' money will remain dependent on other forms of government aid.
And their pool of money is not dependent on their opening Iran's economy or political system or being truly responsive to their people's aspirations.
