If most young married women who relentlessly go out choose to arrive with a sister these days or in a group of other women or simply by themselves, there is also a contingent of under-35's who are happily updating the walker tradition popularized in the 1980's by the Nancy Reagan set.
Under a deal contingent on Lockheed's being awarded the Navy contract, the company would receive a $15 million cash grant, plus income and sales tax benefits worth $9 million, spread over 10 years.
Justification for punishment under law thus emerges as a contingent matter, inescapably dependent on other and deeper normative considerations that only a theory of social justice can provide.[3] To repeat, in a society that takes justice seriously, such intentionally harmful conduct will be prohibited by law and, and if and when it occurs, condemned under the law.
To dissuade the Tejas Indians from accepting goods from the French, a contingent of soldiers under Pedro de Aguirre traveled into Texas.
To prevent further attacks of this sort, Murad detached a contingent of troops under Firuz Pasha to watch the Albanians but it was prone to desertion and thoroughly destroyed with its baggage train being captured.
Stirling ordered all of his troops, except a contingent of Maryland troops under the command of Major Mordecai Gist, to cross the creek.
The United Nations wants to replace an under-equipped contingent of African troops in Darfur with its own peacekeepers.
Shortly afterward, Amin returned to the palace with a contingent of Army officers, and placed Taraki under arrest.
I generally like being a contingent worker.
A contingent of about 50,000 persons, including about 4,000 priests and 7,000 slaves, returned under Sheshbazzar, a prince of Judah.
