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Because brain development is so contingent on what has gone on before, it's pretty easy to alter what happens.

The company said the deal will not be contingent on any completion of a deal with Yahoo, which has a 40% stake in Alibaba Group.

eg. It would be far more sensible to make plans for fiscal retrenchment that are explicitly contingent on how the economy recovers.

eg. However, those savings are contingent on a host of new systems being used in businesses, homes and products around the world.

Certainly, that type of earnings growth is possible, but it is highly contingent on underlying economic growth.

If some steps are contingent on actions or conditions you don't know right now, sketch them out as well as you can.

By contrast, the situation to which the participants' thinking relates is not independently given: it is contingent on their own decisions.

Furthermore, the impact of knowledge integration on team performance is likely to be contingent on task interdependence.

The starting salary, a low $180 a month, turned out to be partly contingent on meeting ambitious sales figures.

Who should care for the elderly and how pension systems should be funded are often contingent on cultural norms and preferences.

But British Prime Minister Gordon Brown should consider creating a foreign aid package that would be contingent on Mr. Mugabe's departure.

All the evidence from financial crises past makes clear that sustainable recovery is contingent on a purge of contaminated balance sheets.

Wealthier donors can be prevailed upon to match donations of younger donors, sometimes contingent on participation levels.

Happiness is much more contingent on our state of mind than our status or state of our bank account.

Azerbaijan has put considerable pressure on its friend, Turkey, to make normal relations with Armenia contingent on resolving the conflict.

The closure of the deal is contingent on the funding commitment from the European Investment Bank, guaranteed by the Swedish government.

Implementation would be significantly contingent on public support.

A provision making the effect of a legal instrument contingent on the occurrence of an uncertain future event.

The time of his arrival is contingent on the weather.

Investment incentives are contingent on execution by specified proposal expiry date, and may be withdrawn at any time prior to acceptance.

If the legislation that becomes law retains the provisions of the current proposal, then certain parts will be contingent on other parts.

Risley adds, the U. S. shipment that arrived Sunday was contingent on the new WFP deal.

Tool deployment considerations are contingent on your usage model.

The electronic evaluator is set at the Schmid works with the K-factor (contingent on piping material, diameter, etc. ).

In such cases , your ability to get the loan is contingent on your meeting the particular politically requirements .

Greece's fellow euro zone members have put together two bailout packages, contingent on Athens cutting expenses and raising revenue.

The proposed merger is contingent on approval by shareholders at both companies and U. S. Department of Justice antitrust clearance.

Human Rights Watch also called on donors to make assistance contingent on improved standards and training practices.

Happyiness is much more contingent on our state of mind than on our status or the state of our bank account.

The interest rates on new official loans might also be made contingent on growth rates.

Meanwhile, equities, and acquisition activity contingent on them, carry on regardless.

Even before severing trade last week, he had made aid contingent on progress in talks to dismantle Pyongyang's atomic bombs.

Their release has sometimes been contingent on "confessions, " some televised.

Most admissions offers are contingent on your final grades.

Officials have said that NATO's withdrawal was contingent on the ability of Afghan forces to take on their new responsibilities.

The sole agency will naturally be contingent on you maintaining qualified aftersales staff.

However, in some cases, the determination of residence status is contingent on the duration of the student 's intended stay.

Any agreement on global warming will be contingent on the participation of China and India, President George W Bush said on Sunday.

Lavrov told reporters in Moscow today the pullout is contingent on the security situation in the region.

I can surround myself with people whose love is not contingent on loaning money.

The punctual arrival of an airplane is contingent on the weather.

In the past, sellers typically sought ironclad agreements that weren't contingent on bank financing or buyer credit ratings.

But much investment outside China is in fact contingent on the China boom.

sales are contingent on the approval of Congress.

A charge that a business expects to pay, contingent on future events.

Not least of them is that many countries' commitments are contingent on others taking similar actions.

Its plan -- to buy Lehman's subsidiaries -- was contingent on government support, which wasn't coming.

Life there has become contingent on decisions in steel towns in China or at the headquarters of Mainland-based multinationals.

These are often both frustratingly and rewardingly contingent on "local conditions" such as hardware specifics.

eg. Our arrival time is contingent on the weather.

whether the research work could be completed on time was contingent on whether the fund could be invested in time

Marketing Management Contingent on Different Situations

Whether or not we arrive on time be contingent on the weather

The Historical Function of the Theory Contingent on Marxism

assistance contingent on continuing need;

arms sales contingent on the approval of Congress. See Synonyms at dependent

The depth of this groove is contingent on two aspects;