We fully respect the principle of self-regulation, but on one condition: that good governance is guaranteed".
This spring, Monda said he would have a lunch for Englander's new book, "The Ministry of Special Cases," on one condition: that Englander bring his mother.
Another biographer, Adam Clymer, recalled that in 1971, a Kennedy measure to create the National Cancer Institute won the support of Richard Nixon – on one condition: that Kennedy remove his name from the bill.
Jim, an American I know, abdicated naming privileges to his French wife, Elisabeth, on one condition: that, with the chosen name, their son could play shortstop for the Baltimore Orioles.
Though Saul questioned the logic of Cash seeking to relieve his financial burden by cutting his manager's commission (down to 10percentt after talent was deducted from receipts), Saul agreed to it, on one condition — that Cash curtail his own expenditures and, most important, miss no more dates.
[If you are broke,] you only have to ask, [on one condition, that is to join the party].
Mr. Maxwell described the moment: "He said you have some skills, and I'll train you on one condition, that you give up everything and focus on boxing.
The younger man agreed to start as an underwriter in the Denver office on condition that no one there be told he was the boss's son.
She fled Slovenia, and, seven mysterious years later, re-established herself in Milan, where she married my grandfather, who agreed to adopt my mother on condition that no one ever learned her true parentage.
The March For Trump was only permitted on condition that no one would march along the river into Whitehall, where, at 1PM, Tommy Robinson will once again attempt to be freed from a contempt of court sentence by the dubious medium of bellowing Millwall fans lagering-up and hunting down an antifa or two to knee in the cloaca.
