Sentence examples for was made conditional from inspiring English sources

The act was made conditional on its renewal by December 1970.

Admission to the bar (i.e., the right to practice as a barrister before a court) was made conditional on the legal knowledge of the applicant.

At first, welfare was made conditional partly on children staying at school the first time, argues Jay Hein of the Madison office of the Hudson Institute, that something was asked in exchange.

The £260,000 Charles collected in 1627 was precisely the sum he had turned down when it was made conditional upon his surrender of Buckingham to the wrath of the Commons.

Senator William Gormley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and a member of the Republican majority, had wanted a resolution demanding Justice Verniero's resignation outright, but it was made conditional to allow for the slim possibility that the Assembly may yet move to impeach him.

Moreover, ratification was made conditional on adequate compensation for the delivery of the tactical nuclear warheads delivered to Russia in 1992, foreign compensation to cover the costs of disarmament, and security guarantees of Ukraine's existing borders--none of which was immediately forthcoming.

Release of the tax returns should not be made conditional on winning the nomination, as Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has made it.

But the refund can never be made conditional on you returning the goods - your right to a refund is absolute whether you return the goods or not.

President Bush has proposed that many of the benefits that flow from the Nonproliferation Treaty should be made conditional on ratification of the protocol.

Prisoner enfranchisement can be made conditional on the nature or gravity of the offence, the ECHR has said; it is for the national authorities to decide.

Greenspan and O'Neill tried to insist that Bush's tax cuts be made conditional on budgetary health, a battle they lost in the Senate by one vote.