The World Bank and others have been converted to conditional cash transfers (CCT).
Both regret it, the sisters make up, and eventually Michael is restored to conditional favor.
Three other employees, Pammi Lamba, Suher Khalfan and Ilamir Ramolia, have pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of selling without a license and were sentenced to conditional releases.
Last year, she helped write a paper urging a shift to "conditional engagement" in Iraq depending on the actions of the Iraqi government.
Of the remaining cases, 250 defendants agreed to conditional dismissals and 33 cases have not yet been resolved.
Mr. Diadema and Mr. McKeon pleaded guilty to reduced charges of disorderly conduct, were sentenced to conditional discharges and ordered to pay a total of $607 in restitution to the authority.
"According to law, if someone serves one-third of his conviction period and within that time, shows an acceptable behaviour in jail, he can be entitled to conditional freedom," Tabatabaei said.
Do not think that the recasting of joblessness as a matter of individual failings, or the shift to conditional benefits, are anywhere near as controversial as some – myself included – would like.
The officers were sentenced in State Supreme Court on Staten Island to conditional discharge for one year, said Daniel M. Donovan Jr., the Staten Island district attorney, and will serve no time in jail.
In particular, this applies to conditional sentences.
It's a good way to introduce a kid to conditional statements and loops.
