Sentence examples for temporary or conditional from inspiring English sources

Those who made a temporary or conditional loan can ask for the work back.

Apprehension means the temporary taking into custody of an individual or group for purposes of determining whether Federal quarantine, isolation, or conditional release is warranted.

Temporary and conditional freezes have been tried and have failed.

There is much inner solitude in this world; happiness is temporary and conditional; often there has been damage a long way back, damage that cannot be mended.

President Bill Clinton and a Republican-led Congress, following the lead of states such as Wisconsin, made cash welfare payments temporary and conditional.

Simon Birkett, the founder and director of Clean Air in London, said the European commission's "temporary and conditional time extension" would serve as an ideal mechanism to "maximise pressure on the UK to comply with health-based laws".

They could never recoup this investment if others were allowed to copy their ideas and sell them at a thin margin over what they cost to manufacture.Patent protection is temporary and conditional.

Their attendance was required for either probation or conditional discharge.

absolute or conditional,... of disposing of..

Offers can be "unconditional" or "conditional" – which means they depend on A-level results.

It was a bad translation of the Russian uslovnyi, or "conditional," reflex.