Some may disagree with the notion of an unconditional cash grant, or object to it going to everyone.
When I commenced my doctorate at Cambridge there was the promise of an unconditional two-year work visa after graduation.
In an effort to restart the peace process, the government appointed a special commission to study the feasibility of an unconditional amnesty for the rebels.
When an administrative act takes the form of an unconditional command addressed to the citizen, a fine or penalty is usually attached for failure to comply.
For example, as the first Palestinian step, the plan calls for a declaration of an unconditional cease-fire, and a declaration by Israel "affirming its commitment" to a two-state solution including "an independent, viable, sovereign Palestinian state".
As its first step in the first phase, the plan calls for a statement from the Palestinians of an unconditional cease-fire, and a statement from the Israelis affirming a commitment to a two-state solution.
That's the essence of an unconditional basic income scheme – and it took less than a day for the Green party's version, at £3,744 a year, to be emphatically slapped down.
Ms. Evans pointed to a case study last year of Timberland that found that the online division would have had to generate 40percentt more sales to justify the cost of an unconditional free shipping promotion.
We were talking about exciting ideas like the idea of an unconditional basic income for everyone, about cooperative business models, about the need to stop the proposed US-EU free trade deal (TTIP), and much more.
This study provides evidence for significant benefits of an unconditional cash transfer program for language development in very young children in rural areas.
