Sentence examples for support contingent on from inspiring English sources

As in Iraq, we should make financial support contingent on benchmarks.

The Family First senator, Bob Day, has made his support contingent on the government "starting a discussion" about income splitting.

Russia was said to be trying to make any new support contingent on access to Cyprus's potentially rich offshore natural gas deposits.

Vox initially made it support contingent on the expulsion of 52,000 "illegal immigrants" and the repeal of laws on domestic violence and gender equality, but eventually backed down on these demands.

"If so many people have entreated the government to stop, and that doesn't seem to be having an impact," Mr. Kerry said in September, "that sort of alarms me a little bit, and seems to send a signal to me, maybe we should make some of our assistance or some of our support contingent on some kind of appropriate response".

"If so many people have entreated the government to stop and that doesn't seem to be having an impact," Mr. Kerry said, "that sort of alarms me a little bit and seems to send a signal to me maybe we should make some of our assistance or some of our support contingent on some kind of appropriate response".

Continuation of support is contingent on satisfactory academic performance.

Mr. Johnson and Mr. Foley said, however, that their support was contingent on the final wording of the rescue legislation, which is still being negotiated.

But while he was among those impressed with Mr. Perry's performance, he suggested that the support remains contingent on getting more answers.

Even so, he emphasized that his support is contingent on Republicans agreeing to higher taxes from the wealthy and new spending, in areas like infrastructure, to create jobs.

At an international conference in Tokyo this month about funding for Afghanistan in the years to come, many countries said their continued financial support was contingent on progress on corruption.