Sentence examples for remaining contingent from inspiring English sources

The Russians, with perhaps the most sizable remaining contingent of foreign diplomats, evacuated most of their embassy staff, and the Japanese announced that they were departing the next morning.

The remaining contingent consists of members of professional and non-profit (primarily environmental) organizations and private persons.

The last remaining contingent of Nato-led forces is due to leave by the end of the year, having handed over security to Afghan forces.

Health talks on Lassa fever were organized for the troops in Liberia and information sheets on Lassa fever and the process of monitoring were made available to the contacts and remaining contingent in Liberia.

The remaining contingents, all European, were placed under Gregory and Dairjan.

On Monday night, legislators were preparing to move forward with a vote in the Senate on the marriage bill, but the vote remained contingent on the budget vote happening first — still a big if.

That said, purchases are not on a preset course, and the Committee's decisions about their pace will remain contingent on its outlook for the labor market and inflation as well as its assessment of the likely efficacy and costs of such purchases.

Finally, the sustainability of MHM being included will remain contingent on its visibility and acceptance by the donor community at large coupled with consistent inclusion within funding proposals, objectives which although critical go well beyond the scope of this project.

Later that day the remaining Israeli contingent and Jewish athletes from other nations were evacuated from the Games Village for their own security.

A number of donors and poor countries are now working together to see if payment by results can make a difference – some aid contracts already provide 80% of funding up front, with the remaining 20% contingent on reaching nationally agreed health and education targets.

A positive earnings report here could shake loose the remaining bearish contingent, creating a fresh wave of buying pressure.