■ A "basic income", first proposed by Thomas Paine is an income unconditionally granted to all on an individual basis, without any means test or requirement to work.
Does Ireland have citizenship laws that do not automatically and unconditionally grant citizenship to people born on the territory?
It can be granted unconditionally or conditionally.
In Belgium, for example, capped budgets for administration are established for its seven health insurance funds; a typical budget consists of a fixed part, which is granted unconditionally, and a variable part which depends on performance of the fund.
The right of way for its road, 200 feet in width, was granted to the company unconditionally, subject only to such approval.
The University of the Witwatersrand Ethics Committee granted ethics approval unconditionally (Clearance certificate M070427).
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And, although by 2012 Daniel Craig will have been James Bond for just one year less than Pierce Brosnan, he's unconditionally locked into the next film.
Yet this production never lets us escape unconditionally into illusions; it keeps undermining them, and forces us into fresh considerations of how we consume theater and what expectations we bring to it.
In response, leading members of Congress -- including the leading candidates for the 1992 Democratic presidential nomination -- attacked Bush from the right by calling on the president to grant the loan guarantee unconditionally.
