Sentence examples for will be conditions from inspiring English sources

Clattenburg wants to do the same now, but there will be conditions attached.

"Of course there will be conditions," Almunia told Spain's Cadena Ser radio.

"Of course there will be conditions," EU competition commissioner Joaquín Almunia added in a radio interview.

There will be conditions, however, he said.

The end result will be conditions that are far, far worse than they are today -- producing food that's even more dangerous, and all of it overriding the authority of the federal government.

Your estimate, studies have found, will be conditioned by that number.

The certification will be conditioned on Israel's full withdrawal and its compliance with all demands.

Fifteen percent of the money will be conditioned on governments' holding their security forces more accountable for abuses.

We hope much-needed financial aid will be conditioned on adherence to principles of democracy, civil society and human rights.

"The default will be the highest, most intrusive level of search, and anything less will be conditioned on providing some additional information in some fashion".

In the short to medium term, most people's experience of change in Britain will be conditioned by cuts to public services, higher taxes, stagnant wages and, quite probably, rising unemployment.