Sentence examples for would be conditional upon from inspiring English sources

But they emphasized that any financial support would be "conditional upon continuing reform of the gas sector".

But, like his US counterpart Tim Geithner, he said any additional help would be conditional upon Eurozone countries demonstrating they were doing all they could do help fellow members.

"Pirelli and Mercedes-AMG were advised by the FIA that such a development test could be possible if carried out by Pirelli, as opposed to the team that would provide the car and driver, and that such tests would be conditional upon every team being given the same opportunity to test in order to ensure full sporting equity".

This would be conditional on them sticking to their commitments.

Therefore, any agreement reached on Friday would be conditional.

Nowhere does she say that subsidies would be conditional.

Child benefit payment would then be "conditional upon proven enrolment of their child in quality pre-school education".

Because my opening if... would was conditional, it should have been followed by the iffy might.

It could also be conditional upon the opponent's strategy: small investments would be made against probable defectors, whereas large ones would be reserved for cooperators.

The Arab states' endorsement of the Palestinian move at the UN would have had far greater resonance in Israel had they demanded that the endorsement be conditional upon Hamas permanently renouncing violence and commit itself to a political solution as its counterpart the Palestinian Authority by accepting the Arab Peace Initiative.

"Unemployment benefit after a certain period". said Beveridge, should be "conditional upon attendance at a work or training centre".