Sentence examples for qualified conditional from inspiring English sources
Distrust is a qualified conditional trust in doctors and/or the healthcare delivery system on the part of the patient.
If a state is not ready by January 2013, Ms. Sebelius said, it still might qualify for "conditional approval" if it was on track to operate an exchange by January 2014.
It moves from cause effect understanding to conditional attribution, which allows qualified generalisations by discovering which conditions were necessary for the improvement to be carried out and its effects.
"Allies agreed on what I would qualify as a conditional and graduated re-engagement with Russia," NATO's secretary general, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, told reporters after Tuesday's meeting.
This paper proposes ways to build knowledge about the conditions needed for different changes, and to create conditional-attribution explanations to provide qualified generalisations.
It also accepts that Article 50 does not allow a conditional notice to be given: a notice cannot be qualified by stating that Parliament is required to approve any withdrawal agreement made in the course of Article 50 negotiations [9-17].
Contingent or conditional pacifism qualifies such an uncompromising condemnation of violence and warfare.
That experience does not make him much more qualified than his non-lawyer colleagues to reform legal aid, criminal law and conditional fee agreements, but that is his current task with the legal aid, sentencing and punishment of offenders bill.
Over the weekend, McCain released a statement declaring it "impossible to continue to offer even conditional support" to Trump and said he and his wife, Cindy McCain, will instead write in the name of "some good conservative Republican who is qualified to be president".
