MLB--Announced Washington as its choice for the relocation of the Montreal Expos, subject to contingencies.
Not only is it possible to make future interests subject to contingencies, but it is also possible in most Anglo-American jurisdictions to make present interests in fee subject to contingencies.
A recursive Genetic Algorithm is then presented to tune the PSS parameters so that the dynamic security criteria subject to contingencies are met under a wide range of operating conditions.
Still, "maybe I'm just saying it, but I think we're in a tentatively firm position in terms of happiness, subject to contingencies".
"Things could sour quickly, but... maybe I'm just saying it, but I think we're in a tentatively firm position in terms of happiness, subject to contingencies".
Sellers can do that by not automatically rejecting contract offers that come with "subject-to" contingencies giving the buyers a reasonable time to sell and close on their house.
Thus, it is possible, for example, to grant a fee interest subject to the contingency that the land be used for school purposes and to provide for a forfeiture of the interest if it is not so used (fee simple determinable, fee simple subject to a condition subsequent).
The riparian owner acquired the right of access to navigability subject to the contingency that such right might become valueless in consequence of the erection, under competent authority, of structures on the submerged lands in front of his property for the purpose of improving navigation.
Higher levels of organization (such as metabolic or regulatory networks) might be subject to similar contingency; restoration of a certain function may be achieved by alternative mutations in other parts of the protein structure, in other domains, or in a different protein altogether.
The information may be given as subject to future contingencies.
