Sentence examples for will be made conditional from inspiring English sources

Bursaries/Scholarships Many scholarship offers will be made conditional on students achieving required grades, which are usually of a higher standard than the entry requirements for the undergraduate courses.

I don't think that foreign aid or other types of international development assistance will be made conditional on improved labor market practices, nor do I think that the ILO will gain any enforcement powers.

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

Export credit agencies, for example, should make their support conditional upon full compliance with the guidelines, and in the future, the rights of investors under investment treaties should be made conditional upon the investors acting in accordance with the guidelines".

"Given the numbers of people involved, conditional offers will be made in several stages and with interviews set to continue until the end of March 2012 there is still plenty of time for applications to progress".

The loan will be "conditional," said Nielson, "but it will be made available".

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

And it should be made clear that further aid to the Kyrgyz government will be conditional on such an investigation.

At the same time, support for disabled people is being slashed and made conditional on humiliating tests to discourage applicants.

"Europe is making three conditional offers - money on the table, saying we will do everything we can to make a climate change agreement happen, and help for developing countries into that agreement.

Yet that is essentially the pre-conditional ask being made of Hamas.