Sentence examples for would be conditional on from inspiring English sources

One strategy to deal with single earner households is to predict how far away from one another their occupations would be, conditional on their other characteristics.

This would be conditional on them sticking to their commitments.

But they added that future steps toward membership would be conditional on efforts to pursue him.

Gourlay, 46, insisted any rebranding deal would be conditional on the 132-year-old ground retaining the name Stamford Bridge.

NR Holdings said yesterday that any offer would be conditional on the refinancing being voted through by investors.

His approval of a minority Conservative government would be conditional on its "stability", and its ability to govern "in the national interest".

Therefore, any agreement reached on Friday would be conditional.

Nowhere does she say that subsidies would be conditional.

Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander said Labour's support for future action in Syria would not be conditional on UN authorisation as, alluding to possible vetoes by China and Russia, "the UK's moral compass is not set in Moscow and Beijing".

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Last year, it was agreed that progress up NHS pay scales would from now on be "conditional on individuals demonstrating that they meet locally agreed performance requirements".