Sentence examples for strictly conditional from inspiring English sources

Aid from foreign financial institutions would be strictly conditional.

"The government will make sure that the public funding is strictly conditional on self-rescue efforts," he said.

The United States must make recognition of the opposition strictly conditional on the coalition being genuinely representative of the Syrian people, with clear punishment for noncompliance.

Similarly, any bailout of debt-laden hospital trusts such as King's College, south London, which ended the last financial year £47m in the red, has to be strictly conditional on them adopting different ways of working.

"This is a costly and untenable hypocrisy, and the time has come for European countries to make their counter-narcotics assistance strictly conditional on the states which receive it abolishing the death penalty for drug offences".

ECB President Mario Draghi announced that central bank bond purchases to bring down peripheral government bond yields are strictly conditional on governments moving first to activate bond buys by the EFSF/ESM, which itself would require governments to commit to the necessary fiscal and structural policies.

Further, 'if you want pastrami, try the corner deli' is also a command in conditional form, but strictly speaking it too fails to be a hypothetical imperative in Kant's sense since this command does not apply to us in virtue of our willing some end, but only in virtue of our desiring or wanting an end.

The experience leading to a judgment that a subjunctive conditional holds may be neither strictly enabling nor strictly evidential so that knowledge of the conditional is neither purely a priori nor purely a posteriori.

Some expressivists, like Gibbard, attempt to reformulate the entire truth-conditional structure to smoothly integrate the expression of non-truth-conditional contents or attitudes; others, like Potts, posit expressive meaning as a strictly segregated addendum to the truth-conditional machinery.

Indeed the reason why he was sidelined as a policy adviser so early on in the cold war was because he firmly believed the US commitment to the balance of power in Europe should remain conditional, offshore and serving strictly American reasons of state.

In the following, all probabilities are assumed to lie strictly between 0 and 1. Conditional independence is intended to capture the idea that the testimonies are independent in the sense that there is no direct influence between the testimonies.