Sentence examples for provided if it from inspiring English sources
The aim of this study was to review the existing literature on first aid provided by laypeople to trauma victims and to establish how often first aid is provided, if it is performed correctly, and its impact on outcome.
The Swiss government agreed that further client names could be provided if it were shown that other banks acted like UBS.
The LAA had argued that legal aid should only be provided if it could be shown that officers had acted both unlawfully and maliciously in depriving an individual of their liberty.
His proposal would require the score to be provided if it was used to deny credit, required a higher interest rate on a loan, or prevented an applicant from being hired for a job.
The structured format of the MDT meeting may be a useful forum for dispute resolution, provided if it has access to appropriate ethical expertise and knowledge of appropriate professional guidance and protocols as well as relevant legal principles.
[Editors' note: further revisions were requested prior to acceptance, as described below.] Reviewer 1 strongly suggested a low dose-high dose experiment, but is willing to have the paper published provided if it is acknowledged in the text the drawbacks/pitfalls of both the knockdown and dominant-negative approaches, leaving open the possibility of other interpretations.
The donor then makes a gift equal to the payout that sum would provide if it were in an actual endowment.
Much would depend, I think, on what sorts of wartime necessity justifications Croatian law would provide, if it at all discusses such matters.
Marketers first must understand the full range of products and services that the community needs to provide if it is to attract on-line parents.
Is the marginal increase in government power that the N.S.A. program represents justified by the marginal increase in safety that it provides, if it does provide such an increase?
The current potential solutions to extract data from encrypted devices, like attacking encryption under an electron microscope, will cost taxpayers millions of dollars compared to a more simple solution, which Apple could provide if it wanted.
