Sentence examples for setting new conditions from inspiring English sources

The Palestinians accused Mr. Sharon of setting new conditions in an attempt to thwart peace moves.

But even now the spooks have been dragging their feet, setting new conditions for the hand-over and demanding that institute staff get security clearance first.

David Cameron says he wants to take part in TV election debates and that he thinks a deal can be done but... he's also setting new conditions for taking part.

At the same time, they set new conditions for future American support to Taliban rule in Afghanistan that made a peaceful end to the crisis seem increasingly unlikely.

Those people could wind up paying more, Mr. Ginsburg said, because the legislation tries to spread the risk of covering employees with expensive medical conditions by setting new rules over how insurers can determine premiums.

Ms. Rosales had been held without bail but a federal judge in Manhattan set new bail conditions on Thursday that required Ms. Rosales to post a $2.5 million bail bond secured by $250,000 in cash and four properties.

According to Hassel (2003, p. 722), the social pacts of the 1980s and 1990s are to be distinguished from the neo-corporatist policies of the 1970s that involved a political exchange of wage restraint for policy concessions, the new pacts being instead interactions between government and unions in which governments set new tighter conditions for wage bargaining.

But this week, accusing Mr Nano of setting impossible new conditions, Mr Meta resigned.Mr Nano wants to be president, a job with little power but quite a bit of prestige and some nice perks.

But in a recent column in USA Today, Mr. Obama appeared to set some new conditions.

He also set four new conditions for backing the single currency: there should be an "economic government" to watch over the supposedly-independent European Central Bank; there should be a growth pact to stimulate employment; the euro should not be overvalued against the dollar; and Italy and Spain must be in the first wave.

The bills set out new conditions requiring law enforcement agencies would first need to establish a written policy on procedure and put in place specific training programs on no-knock arrests before they can seek a warrant.