Sentence examples for that condition in from inspiring English sources
The North has rebuffed that condition in the past, and American experts say Mr. Kim is unlikely to back down.
The lawmakers' paychecks (but not the governor's) have been linked to passage of the budget since 1998, when the governor imposed that condition in exchange for salary increases.
The Department of Education waived that condition in exchange for an agreement by states to meet new standards — in a longer time frame — that Arne Duncan, the education secretary, says are tougher.
Germany had demanded that condition in exchange for its agreement that debtor countries be allowed to lighten their burdens by reducing their interest rates, lengthening the maturities of their loans and allowing the European bailout fund to finance the buyback of bonds on the secondary market.
Seen from today, Altneuland is essentially a bit of comfortable, cultured, bourgeois 1900-ish Vienna transplanted to the Levant by people who happen to be Jews.It's true that at a Passover supper Herzl's hero, Friedrich Loewenberg, a Jew who had found that condition in Vienna a curse, not a blessing,pronounced theHaggadahwith a penitent's zeal, his throat often tight with emotion.
In their study, it was demonstrated that condition in bedding mixture supported sporulation and persistence of B. bassiana spore.
No one is denying that conditions in South Sudan are gruelling.
He said that conditions in Danville were still unacceptable.
President Clinton found that conditions in the country had improved.
There is no doubt that conditions in London's graveyards were appalling.
It said that conditions in the region meant operators there had to remain vigilant.
