Sentences with phrase «only on the condition»

Milner agreed to be interviewed only on the condition its journalists provided examples of the photos that had been reported and not removed by moderators, according to the BBC.

If the deal, reported to be worth 16.5 billion euros ($ 19.8 billion) including debt, is to be waved through it should be only on the condition that the merged entity's network is opened to third - party access, the Buglas industry group said.

«Trump came in opposing better relations with Cuba,» said one national security official who, like others, would discuss the case only on the condition he not be named.

This article results from conversations with more than a dozen knowledgeable industry sources, many of whom spoke to ETF.com only on condition of anonymity, given the sensitivity of the issue.

The former employees would speak only on the condition of anonymity either because they had signed nondisclosure agreements or because they feared that being identified would jeopardize their future in the industry.

«Until a bishop shows some leadership over their own staff, it's going to be hard to negotiate,» the official said, who would speak only on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss White House negotiations.

Yet as Fr Seward shows, he remained devoted to the small Oratorian community he had founded, and he accepted his red hat only on condition of remaining and dying among them in Birmingham.

I am not sure, if Jesus Christ has always cured only on the condition that the person to be cured confessed his or her sins.

On the one hand, Gardner wanted fiction to be moral because it could do good for the commonweal only on that condition.

But only on the condition that you join God's private club, say the magic words, follow the guidance of your «spiritual leaders,» who will never, of course, misuse their authority as spokesmen for the Creator of the Universe.

A chastity or honesty or mercy which yields to danger — will be chaste or honest or merciful only on conditions.

But only on this condition can he return to language its original authenticity.

You can have your thirteenth - century papacy, but only on the condition that less that 5 percent of the population can read.

Isaac he must love with his whole soul; when God requires Isaac he must love him if possible even more dearly, and only on this condition can he sacrifice him; for in fact it is this love for Isaac which, by its paradoxical opposition to his love for God, makes his act a sacrifice.

Recent reports tell of a Health Maintenance Organization that wanted to cover the cost of a prenatal test for cystic fibrosis only on the condition that the woman agree to have an abortion if the fetus was afflicted with the disease.

The State of Utah, for example, was admitted to the Union only on condition that its constitution's prohibition of polygamy could not be revoked without the consent of the United States — thus requiring polygamists to persuade the entire nation and not simply the voters of Utah.

Who offered a referendum on Lisbon only on the condition that it would ratified?

The original Tier 6 bill itself contained a clause allowing any public employee union, including those representing court officers, to petition the governor for a restoration of early retirement at age 57, but only on the condition that the added cost would be covered by added employee contributions.

OK, let's accept that he can use that defence, but only on condition that when he talks about Labour's «legacy», he includes the effects of the policies that Labour would have implemented had it won a fourth term.

In addition, Nick would tell Cameron that we were interested only in a full coalition, and only on the condition that Conservative MPs would back a referendum on AV.

Lawmakers, many of whom agreed to be interviewed only on condition that their names not be used, are particularly perturbed by what they see as Bharara's penchant for victory laps.

The government has offered to release the 18 key Boko Haram leaders / members only on the condition that all the Chibok girls will be freed.

He argued: «Let us remove all us hereditaries but, my Lords, only on the condition that all you life peers go too.

But only on condition that Fisons is allowed to continue cutting over a large area until most of the peat has gone.

Recognizing the ethical problems inherent in such research, the NBAC nonetheless endorsed it, but only on the condition that no viable alternatives existed.

Such marriages can work only on condition of great number of common interests and likings.

Some of the participants were open about their online dating experiences, but Mr. Jones spoke only on the condition that his first name would not be revealed.

Sam agrees to help - but only on the condition that Ray commit a brutal act.

Santa agrees, but only on the condition that he come to the North Pole to earn the money by helping with the pre-Christmas preparations.

However, the Department said it would allow the swap only on the condition that the carriers divest themselves of 14 pairs of daily slots at Reagan National and 20 pairs at LaGuardia, in order to reduce the impact on competition and provide more opportunities for new - entrant carriers at the airports.

The gods decide to revive him, but only on the condition that he use his artistic gift for the good of humanity.

And how sad for Constance - to feel she had to run away and then to be accepted back home with her baby, but only on condition that she not acknowledge their relationship.

Just like Pay As You Earn Repayment Plan, for married people, your spouse's income or loan debt will be considered only on the condition that you file your taxes jointly.

Are lenders telling people they should borrow only on the condition they qualify under the rate structire we all expect to be in place in a couple of years?

But an Allstate agent in Orlando, who spoke only on the condition that he not be named, said he and other agents will not write homeowners» policies for people who own pit bulls.

He agreed, but only on the condition that the junior lawyer continue with the assignment of arguing the motions.

With recent new commitments from Europe, this means that countries responsible for more than half of the world's carbon dioxide emissions are accelerating their emissions cutting plans, according to a White House official who spoke only on condition of anonymity.

Those people spoke only on condition of anonymity because Mr. Obama had not formally announced the nomination.

According to the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting, a political consulting firm with ties to APS paid Sign Here Petitions to collect survey signatures, but only on the condition that signature gatherers sign a non-compete clause, promising not to work on the pro-solar petition.

, but only on the condition that signature gatherers sign a non-compete clause, promising not to work on the pro-solar petition.

In addition, as Lee and Kelly also document, the Senate agreed to ratify the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) only on condition that future agreements containing emission - reduction targets and timetables be submitted to the Senate for its advice and consent.

Nine years later, in Presbyterian Church v. Hull Church, 393 U. S. 440 (1969), the Court held that Georgia's common law, which implied a trust upon local church property for the benefit of the general church only on the condition that the general church adhere to its tenets of faith and practice existing at the time of affiliation by the local churches, was inconsistent with the First and Fourteenth Amendments, and therefore could not be utilized to resolve church property disputes.

According to the Council Directive (2000 / 78 / EC) cited in the Court's judgment, as well as the applicable international and European human rights law, indirect discrimination can be justified, but only on the condition of a «legitimate aim».

And states that permit admissional motion only on the condition that the other state also require or permit admissional motion.

Response: Some individuals seek treatment only on the condition that information about that treatment will not be shared with others.

Some believe that insurance rate should be based only on the condition of the actual home, and say there is no correlation at all.

Faraday also uses the suit to push back against reporting that Krause secured funding for the company, only on the condition that Jia stepped aside.

The company called such exchanges «hugely important and beneficial,» though several Google employees familiar with the letter would speak of it only on the condition of anonymity, saying they were concerned about retaliation.

They are willing to recruit an applicant only on the condition that he / she is just the right match for the job requirements.

Stories surface again and again of women dismissed for calling men out on their actions, or women offered jobs only on condition of sex, or women patronised into believing their skillset expendable.