Sentence examples for present contingent from inspiring English sources

But with France's generals apparently unhappy with the UN mandate, the French government then offered merely to double its present contingent of 200 soldiers.

The present contingent of 4,100 leaves by the end of July, with only a 400 staying on till 2011, to help with training some Iraqi army units and the police.

Twenty per cent of the present contingent are the queen.As to the future, we reckon that the public schools will reassert themselves because they have become fiercely academically competitive over the past couple of decades, and because the state system has got worse by comparison.

The present contingent valuation survey resulted in plausible WTP values for an RDT and a course of ACT among drug shop customers in Uganda.

The present contingent valuation survey was designed to elicit the willingness-to-pay for an RDT and a course of ACT among individuals choosing to visit drug shops for malaria treatment in Uganda.

An extraneous signal was also presented, contingent upon the direction of rotation.

However, because reinforcers are presented contingent on successful (correct) and not on unsuccessful (incorrect) responses, only correct responses will consistently precede reinforcers.

Taking these perceptions into account we might expect that on average the true WTP level of the respondents is higher than the ones stated in the presented contingent valuation task due to lack of trust in official financing channels.

However, with regard to God's absolute knowledge, assertoric statements about the past and present and contingent statements about the future have the same certitude since they are absolutely necessary, whereas with regard to the God's ordained knowledge, they have only ordained necessity.

Ethan Cohen Fine Arts, in a debut appearance, presents a contingent of Chinese conceptual artists who appeared in the Asia Society's "Inside Out: New Chinese Art" two years ago.

This paper presents a contingent valuation approach in order to elicit the willingness to pay (WTP) for reducing the risk of premature mortality attributed to air pollution based on an easy to comprehend questionnaire.