| The welfare of the people is contingent upon preserving and safeguarding our national unity. |
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| The follow-up question was contingent upon the answer to the first question. |
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| Movements of deterritorialization and processes of reterritorialization, then, can only be thought of as contingent upon one another. |
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| Even the notions we perceive as a priori true may be contingent upon our perceptual framework. |
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| But we always made fulfillment of the pledges contingent upon the Magnificent 40's approval of a new and plausible business plan. |
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| Notice that the minor premise of the syllogism above is only marginally contingent upon historical analysis. |
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| For real amelioration in education is completely contingent upon complementary improvement in the wider societal context. |
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| The claim of self-sufficiency cannot be contingent upon an appendage to another human being considered superior. |
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| But even then, this was contingent upon redelivery of the audio master and a super hi-resolution image of the sleeve art. |
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| She had agreed, contingent upon my finding a slightly better job than pumping off-brand gasoline. |
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| Most observers agree the success of Detroit is contingent upon whether its schools can be fixed. |
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| However, in terms of this budget, allocations have been made contingent upon tripartite agreements with the provinces. |
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| Given that the number of applicants exceeded estimates, the second payment was contingent upon the commitment of additional funds. |
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| The praiseworthiness of an action ought not be contingent upon factors beyond an agent's control but instead depends solely upon the agent himself. |
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| It goes without saying that this support is contingent upon Turkey respecting all of the obligations and terms of the accession process. |
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| China said that compliance is contingent upon provision of financial resources and capacity building. |
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| It is particularly in the veterinary field that the budgetary impact is contingent upon unforeseen eventualities, be they illnesses or epidemics. |
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| Vitalism is considered theologically mistaken because it appears to make divine will and intent contingent upon the state of medical technology. |
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| It is contingent upon our own choosing and discernment to find God's thoughts among our own thoughts. |
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| As at December 30, 2004, this gain was contingent upon a successful resolution of the dispute. |
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| If so, should the right of temporary employees to equal pay be contingent upon a minimum period of service? |
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| The obtainment of such a permit could even be contingent upon a contribution to the election fund of the party in power. |
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| Pre-employment testing of short duration, where hiring is contingent upon successful completion of the test, is not considered to be work. |
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| It is axiomatic that the effective operation of our system of justice is contingent upon the existence of sufficient public confidence in its ability to perform its functions. |
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| Battery life is solid, stating a definite 8-10 hours but thats a minimum and contingent upon use and charging is a breeze. |
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| It should also be noted that to ensure accountability to all Canadians, this funding is contingent upon a detailed business case. |
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| Many applicants had tentative agreements for real estate contingent upon the receipt of their license. |
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| He makes his return to Kharthoum contingent upon the fulfillment of a number of demands, including better implementation of the Agreement. |
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| We should point out that extradition is not absolutely contingent upon the existence of a treaty. |
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| Is the bliss of making in fact contingent upon some imagined communion with another person? |
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| Construction of that road is contingent upon the marking of the Blue Line. |
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| Where there is also a catering charge or other service charge that is contingent upon the sale of the foodstuff, whether billed separately or not, such a charge is also taxable. |
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| The safety of large vessels engaged in manoeuvring situations is contingent upon having propulsion to maintain steerage, particularly at low speeds when approaching, for example, a berth. |
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| The acquisition is contingent upon the Iamgold deal being terminated. |
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| Path dependencies occur when the response to a turning point event or treatment is contingent upon the individual's developmental history. |
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| However, the true effectiveness of these rulings will be contingent upon the evolution of the situation regarding two key issues, on which it is, at this time, too early to give a verdict. |
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| To ensure that all the Parties are held accountable, our full assistance will be contingent upon their own full implementation of all aspects of the Peace Agreement. |
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| Kabila's opponents believe he wants to prolong his mandate by making the presidential and parliamentary elections contingent upon a new electoral roll, following a census across the vast country due to begin this year. |
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| The ACL key informants felt that the CII's achievements have been contingent upon and therefore demonstrate the CII's capacity to attract new and varied partnerships. |
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| Performance-based employee share options are treated as contingently issuable shares because their issue is contingent upon satisfying specified conditions in addition to the passage of time. |
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| Vesting for restricted stock rights is contingent upon the holders' continued employment with Activision Blizzard and may be subject to other conditions. |
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| Futures markets will not lower such instability, but the data they provide can lead farmers to change their crop rotation contingent upon price levels. |
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| National revenues required to fund tax cuts, health care, education spending and debt reduction are contingent upon our trading relationship with the United States. |
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| The success of his undertaking is contingent upon events which he cannot control. |
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| The plan also stated that European prosperity was contingent upon German economic recovery. |
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| The question became not a matter of if but rather when unification would occur, and when was contingent upon strength. |
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| A propositional variable is typically a letter whose truth value is contingent upon some interpretation or valuation. |
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| His payment was contingent upon receiving those invoices. |
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| But that agreement was contingent upon giving MSG the right to match it. |
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| The change in the law is contingent upon the payment being completed. |
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| This publication is not intended for persons subject to legislation that prohibits its distribution or makes its distribution contingent upon an approval. |
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| The exercise of religious belief is contingent upon the exercise of freedom of expression, as one needs to be free to express his or her religious opinions, and be exposed to new ideas. |
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| Under the terms of this plan, additional consideration is contingent upon achieving specified earnings objectives over a period of three years following the date of acquisition. |
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| It would be wrong, of course, to set up a fresh condition by making aid to endogenous development contingent upon the presence of pluralist systems. |
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| For most Member States, successful decentralization is contingent upon the availability of qualified staff, adequate funding, and smooth communication within the overall field structure. |
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| The exemption from providing notice with a fixed term contract is contingent upon the employment ending at the exact date specified in the contract. |
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| The number and types of offence are often contingent upon the sophistication of the smuggling and trafficking operation and the criminal groups involved. |
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| We also have levers that are contingent upon our national will. |
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| The success of this complex undertaking is not only contingent upon the willingness of local actors to collaborate but also upon the structuring decisions made at the regional and provincial levels. |
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| The success of this training program is contingent upon the active involvement and support of all involved, especially the multiple district leadership development chairperson. |
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| This will make FTM a wholly-owned subsidiary of Toyo Kohan, contingent upon the successful completion of compliance with the requirements of competition law in China. |
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| Of course, generating accurate contribution margin statements is contingent upon accurate segmentation of variable and fixed costs at the cost center level. |
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| The 8GB module is contingent upon availability of 2Gb DRAM devices. |
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