Sentence examples similar to unconditional fee from inspiring English sources
Building upon the brief afterthought in the Fletcher decision, the Johnson decision added to the idea that indigenous nations did not hold fee simple, or unconditional ownership of their lands with the right to control or transfer them as they chose.
A: UNICEF has spearheaded a common position of all health development partners on user fees: Ensuring the unconditional implementation of the existing policy of free services for under-five children and pregnant women.
I would often post on my Facebook page about "unconditional tribute"—it's not a fee.
I have no doubt that if universities were simply given the unconditional power to set their own fees, then this would be - in the words of Frank Dobson - "an elitist solution".
In society's purposes, the no-fee policy would have led to the most unconditional results sharing, with very little chance that economical filters might influence the publication of important findings both positively or negatively.
It is understood Spurs have proposed a fee of £12.7m with add-ons, although Rennes want an unconditional £15m.
PINOCHET: Unconditional surrender!
So is unconditional opposition.
