Sentence examples for would be conditioned on from inspiring English sources

He said that increased trade would be conditioned on improvement in Iran's "political and human rights".

They were aware that approval of such development would be conditioned on preservation of adequate public access to the ocean.

"Accessing this territorial restructuring authority would be conditioned on acceptance of strong, independent federal oversight," he explained.

But Corker insisted his vote on the resulting bill would be conditioned on whether it ultimately kept deficits in check.

Last Wednesday, in an interview with the Puerto Rican newspaper El Vocero, Rick Santorum insisted that the territory's statehood — if it does want statehood — would be conditioned on its adoption of English as its official language.

"Both the operating-related and VEBA-related agreements would be conditioned on, among other things, Ford pursuing restructuring actions with other stakeholders, including meaningful debt reduction over time," the company said.

In a research paper, Goldman Sachs predicted that because of those central nervous system side effects, Acomplia would be approved only on the condition the company conducted a rigorous postmarketing surveillance program.

In addition, the proposal suggested that there would be conditions on the father's custody.

It would also be conditioned on the readiness of Iraqi forces, the same linkage that Gen. Petraeus seeks.

Of course, in a perfect world, fixing the disenfranchisement of residents of the nation's capital would not be conditioned on giving another House member to a state that has not been wrongly deprived of one.

The company, in a statement, said the offer will begin Monday and would not be conditioned on any minimum number of shares being tendered.