Sentence examples for of any condition from inspiring English sources

Damon Lapa, Kennedy's agent, said: "Neither Joe nor his family was ever notified of any condition and nothing was brought to their attention that there was a problem.

The warranty, Mr. Ng said, requires an owner of a residential rental property to keep it free of any condition that would constitute a danger to the occupants' life, health or safety.

Eric H. Holder, the deputy attorney general, agreed to add it, though not to insert another section Mr. Craig sought, declaring Juan Miguel Gonzalez's right to "challenge the reasonableness of any condition imposed under this agreement".

Under their agreement, a material adverse change is: [t]he occurrence of any condition, change or development that could reasonably be expected to have a material adverse effect on the business, assets, liabilities (actual or contingent), or operations, condition (financial or otherwise) or prospects of [Innskeepers]… MAC aficionados will immediately notice two important things about this MAC.

There have been no full-scale trials of the optimal number of visits for the care of any condition with spinal manipulation.

The final diagnosis in the present case was primary PCI because surgery showed no mechanical obstruction and the patient had no history of any condition associated with PCI.

But Mr Mugabe rejected the imposition of any conditions on how the land reform should be carried out.

There were no immediate details of any conditions linked to his release but he was reunited with his wife at home in Tehran, Ms. Silber said.

"I can't think of any conditions that a ship should be allowed to discharge this material if it can kill sea birds.

"Our advocacy towards his office is to support amending the Voting Rights Act, free of any conditions such as voter ID," Johnson said.

In the absence of any condition-dependence, theory predicts that selection would act to decrease variability within a species [e.g. 38].