"We have accepted the gulf proposal on condition that the protests are allowed to continue until Saleh leaves office," said Mohammed Qahtan, a spokesman for the coalition, which is known as the J.M.P. "Leaders of the J.M.P. met with the American ambassador today, and he confirmed for us that the protests can continue through this month; this is why we agreed to the proposal".
"Abortion Proposal Sets Condition on Aid" (news article, July 15) quotes only sources opposing draft regulations by the Department of Health and Human Services that would require recipients of aid under federal health programs to certify that they will adhere to federal laws related to abortion and other controversial procedures.
The proposal was conditioned from the beginning on receipt of the approval of independent directors and a majority of the outstanding shares of Yield not affiliated with NRG.
The proposal was conditioned on approval by a special committee and a majority-of-the-minority vote, both of which were obtained.
Ms. Jereski said that among the things still unclear about the Press Holdings offer was whether the proposal was conditioned on Hollinger International's dropping that lawsuit and the quest for the $200 million.
The governing party, the General People's Congress, known as the G.P.C., gave its official consent even though a coalition of opposition political leaders balked on Monday over one of the proposal's conditions, that protests end immediately.
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In recent years, the debate over social policy in countries like the UK and the United States has also featured calls for other kinds of behavioral conditions, such as proposals to condition welfare benefits on school attendance, on staying off drugs, and on avoiding anti-social behavior (again, see Deacon 2002, particularly chapter 3, for a helpful overview; see also Mead 1997).
He slowly warmed to the Everglades idea, and in 1931 supported the proposal under conditions that the area remain pristine, with limited tourist development.
Roughly 5 million of the estimated 11 million people who entered the country without legal authorization or overstayed their visas could be protected under a leading option the White House is considering, according to officials who discussed the proposals on condition of anonymity.
