Sentence examples for unconditionally return from inspiring English sources

The main difference between the deal Iran has just agreed to and the U.N.-drafted version, AP reports, is that if Iran does not receive the fuel rods for its medical research reactor within a year, Turkey will be required to "quickly and unconditionally" return the uranium to Iran.

Federal labor law allows employers who are the object of a strike based on economic demands, like the wage increases sought by District 1199, to hire permanent replacement workers until strikers offer unconditionally to return to work, said Richard Hurd, a professor of labor studies at Cornell University.

Love him for who he is, and he'll love you unconditionally in return.

16 September: Iraq announces weapons inspectors are welcome to return unconditionally after nearly four years.

This means that the two sides must return unconditionally to the peace process that almost came to fruition in the talks in Taba, Egypt, which Prime Minister Ariel Sharon helped sabotage before coming to power with his visit to the Temple Mount.

Under the terms of an electoral "roadmap", mediated by the Southern African Development Community SADCC), a 15-member regional club, and signed by all but one of the main parties last September, all exiled leaders are supposed to be allowed to return "unconditionally" to the island.

He said he was returning "unconditionally" to one-day and Twenty20 internationals.

The businessman agreed to return the coffin unconditionally after three rounds of negotiations.

"To be brave is to love someone unconditionally without expecting anything in return".

1. "To be brave is to love someone unconditionally, without expecting anything in return". Madonna.

Give love unconditionally, without expecting something in return.