Sentence examples for unconditional form from inspiring English sources

The conditional MFN clause was generally in use in Europe until 1860, when the so-called Cobden-Chevalier Treaty between Great Britain and France established the unconditional form as the pattern for most European treaties (see Richard Cobden).

Under the unconditional form, any tariff concession granted to a third party is granted to the contracting party, a principle that was included in the 1948 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) and in 1995 in the agreement establishing the World Trade Organization (WTO).

The effect of the unconditional form of the MFN clause is, finally, to wipe out any relevance that the principle of reciprocity may have had to the purely bilateral preoccupations of the negotiating parties, since the results of the bargaining process, instead of being limited to the participants, influence their relationships with other states.

In the following, we write the models in an unconditional form with the understanding that parameter estimates and inference are based on the corresponding conditional likelihood.

An acceptance of the universal basic income, however, will have to be accompanied by a cultural shift that acknowledges that it is perfectly legitimate for people not to do wage work, while also receiving an unconditional collectivised form of support.

The essence of the Davidic innovation was the idea that, in addition to divine election through Samuel and public acclamation, David had received God's promise of an eternal dynasty; a conditional (perhaps earlier) and an unconditional (perhaps later) form of this promise exist in Psalms, chapter 132 and 2 Samuel, chapter 7, respectively.

For all three tests, we used both an external and an internal reference, alternatively called unconditional and conditional forms of a test (Morris and Wakefield, 2000).

Down the I-5 corridor, Patterson found unconditional love in the form of a six-year, $34 million deal in Portland.

But the fact of fungibility suggests that aid-giving could be greatly simplified if most took the form of unconditional "balance-of-payments support".

"It expresses its full and unconditional opposition to any form of discrimination".

Then we give a criterion for sequences of reproducing kernels which form an unconditional basis in their closed linear span.