Sentence examples for some key conditions from inspiring English sources

But there are also some key conditions: 1) The court has rules that German liability to the ESM must not exceed €190bn without asking the Bundestag for approval.

Some key conditions including the substrate molar ratio (the molar ratio of methyl bromoacetate to 7-ACA), pH, and temperature were optimized to improve the enzymatic synthesis of N-bromoacetyl-7-ACA (Fig. 4). Figure 4a shows the influence of the substrate molar ratio on the enzymatic reaction when the concentration of 7-ACA was 40 mmol/L.

More broadly, there is a lack of clarity around some of the key conditions for investment.

Some of the key conditions implied by model (2) that allow the power from an unadjusted analysis to be the same as that from a parallel group trial are: I. Patients' expected outcomes are the same across randomisation periods, conditional on any covariates included in the analysis II.

Since 1989, federal law has required that issuers disclose interest rates and other key conditions to potential card holders.

Southern Cross has been in serious trouble for several months, and has already breached key conditions imposed by its bankers.

Turkey supported the 2004 Annan plan for Cyprus only because its key conditions were incorporated into it.

A clutch of other key conditions must also be met before the talks can seriously get under way.

A portion of the EU donations will be used for UN humanitarian and peacekeeping operations, and assistance to carry out elections, scheduled for 28 July – one of the key conditions of the aid.

But while saying that an "in principle" funding agreement was in place, those close to the charity said nothing had been signed and key conditions had not been met.

These are the key conditions for any peace-building process.