Sentence examples for release is contingent from inspiring English sources

Gov. Haley Barbour suspended the sisters' life sentences on Wednesday, but 36-year-old Gladys Scott's release is contingent on her giving a kidney to Jamie, 38, who requires daily dialysis.

Livni said the prisoner release was contingent on the Palestinians refraining from making unilateral moves.

But, he said, if a person's release was contingent upon his being from a country allied with the United States, that injected a subjective element into the process.

He refused because the release was contingent on his agreement to limit the scale and length of his hunger strike, terms he declined to accept.

The 25-year-old shed nearly half his weight, and the deal for his release was contingent on his ending the hunger strike.

In addition, under the agreement outlined by the United States secretary of transportation, Mary E. Peters, the release of the funds is contingent upon the City Council's and the State Legislature's approving the plan, including the new fee on drivers, by next March.

Hebbian plasticity refers to strengthening that is contingent upon the concurrent release of neurotransmitter and post-synaptic membrane depolarization (see Text S1).

Release of the unconventional neurotransmitter nitric oxide (NO) is contingent on the activity of an enzyme, nitric oxide synthase (NOS), rather than on depolarization-dependent vesicle release.

The invitation is contingent on their being released next week from a B.C.S. game.

The offer is contingent on ESL being released from liability related to any of its prebankruptcy transactions, according to the filing.

All is contingent, of course, on the release of funds from the Global Bank, the neocolonial Santa Claus of strings-attached capital.