Sentence examples for that unconditionally from inspiring English sources

Ryanair said on Tuesday that its pledge to sell its Aer Lingus stake to any successful bidder for most of Aer Lingus was a remedy that "unconditionally removes any ability by Ryanair to block any future takeover of Aer Lingus by another E.U. airline".

It said Saturday it would continue negotiations with Wachovia under an exclusivity agreement that "unconditionally" bars Wachovia from talking to other parties.

"If you really want to discuss all these conditions it will take a long time... I'm urging that unconditionally that violence must be stopped by both sides," said Ban. Egyptian officials suspect Hamas rejected the cease-fire plan at the urging of Qatar, a strategic player in reaching an effective deal as host to many exiled Islamists from across the Middle East, including Hamas's Meshaal.

Mr. Veltroni, though, says he rejects that unconditionally.

Some TV channels supported that unconditionally without assessing whether the bill was a rational demand.

Indeed, failing a response by you that unconditionally retracts your false and defamatory statements, you will have left us with no choice but to proceed with legal action against you.

It is one of the few confessions in the play that feels unconditionally true.

To do so requires an ensemble that exists unconditionally in a shared stream of time, an effect that usually comes only with the familiarity bred by long rehearsal.

This paper describes novel explicit algorithms that are unconditionally stable.

First, we have considered an implicit algorithm that is unconditionally stable and energy preserving.

But he clearly still thinks that morality requires judgmental assent to oughts that are unconditionally self-binding.