Sentence examples for not be conditional from inspiring English sources

The Abbott government will need to formalise new agreements with these three jurisdictions "and they will not be conditional on signing up to a deal which reduces their authority over schools or creates unnecessary red tape".

Shah Mehmood Qureshi, the Pakistani foreign minister, said the dialogue should not be conditional on the Mumbai prosecution but promised that the trial would be taken to its "logical conclusion".

In one of the "principles" which will underpin the talks, the commission states its work will "Not be conditional on the conclusion of other political negotiations elsewhere in the UK".

Stark, who surprisingly quit the Board almost a year ago, wrote in Die Welt today that the ECB has been pushed to the brink of abandoning its mandate to control inflation: The political pressure on the central bank is massive... Monetary policy must not be conditional.

Any assistance to improve governance and social indicators must not be conditional.

This understanding should not be conditional on the expertise of the recipient, nor should it depend on the person(s) assessing uncertainties.

Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said Labour's support for future action in Syria would not be conditional on UN authorisation as, alluding to possible vetoes by China and Russia, "the UK's moral compass is not set in Moscow and Beijing".

Our Declaration of Independence serves as a reminder that our commitment to religious freedom and tolerance must not be conditional.

Some might think it's a sign of selfishness: real love shouldn't be conditional on our other half maintaining a perfect physique.

As Arrington puts it in a follow-up post, Apologies Shouldn't Be Conditional, Especially When You Steal From Customers.

Love shouldn't be conditional.