Sentence examples for was made conditional on 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.

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.

whether government funding was made conditional on the SUMP and whether financial support was given for SUMP preparation.

After selecting animal i, the entire relationship matrix was made conditional on the genotype of animal i, A(1) =  A -  A:  i A i  :/ A ii where A:  i is the vector of relationships of i with all individuals in the pedigree.

If the bird had pecked the key within the interval on at least half the trials on the second day, the reward delivery was made conditional on the bird pecking within the interval; if not, the reward delivery remained unconditional until this criterion had been met.

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.

She said: "All other things being equal, if there are two companies bidding for a contract and one has a much better equality record, then it would be down to the procuring authority to choose that one". She went on to suggest that contracts could be made conditional on criteria including the number of women employed.

The lac operon of E. coli is but one example of how enzyme and transporter production can be made conditional on the presence of a nutrient to catabolize.

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

More EU aid to Middle East states should be made conditional on governments engaging with opposition groups, Mr Cameron believes.