In the debate about the conditional (sunêmmenon) the point of disagreement concerned the right truth-conditions of a conditional (Cicero, Academics II 143).
Later in antiquity, it was generally accepted as a minimal condition for the truth of a conditional.
Jonathan Bennett (2003) notes that when the antecedent of a conditional is not about a particular event, Lewis's conditions provide the wrong results.
In Nigeria, we launched a pilot phase of a conditional cash transfer scheme in May, to support maternal and child health.
The €35bn is unlikely to be new money while the debt relief suggestion is the revival of a conditional offer to the previous Greek government from 2012.
After the verdict, the families and lawyers of the detainees reacted with disappointment, having earlier expressed hope of a conditional release.
Correction: August 29, 2003, Friday A picture caption on Sunday with an article about Israel's rejection of a conditional cease-fire offer from the Palestinian Authority misstated the location of two Palestinian children shown throwing rocks at an Israeli tank.
If you've had an accident, you might also be looking for someone to take your case on the basis of a conditional fee agreement (the no-win, no-fee arrangement so beloved of daytime TV ads).
Carlsberg, which is based in Copenhagen, said it would continue a joint effort with Heineken, based in Amsterdam, to acquire the British brewer Scottish & Newcastle despite the target's rejection of a conditional £6.8 billion ($13.9 billion) takeover offer.
One difficulty is a formulation of a conditional.
Such coercion usually takes the form of a conditional threat (or sometimes a conditional offer).
