contingent upon

Perhaps because their social status is often contingent upon their faces and bodies, women are particularly susceptible to this effect.

Chad's civil war is an essential contributor to the Darfur conflicts, whose effective solution is contingent upon the stabilization of Chad.

Their return is on a year-by-year basis and will be contingent upon how they play as backups this season.

Faith turns the promise into a prophecy. While it is merely a promise it is contingent upon our cooperation.

Renewal, for five-year increments, is contingent upon proof of trademark utilization in an Andean Pact nation.

The Delegation added that ultimately, development was contingent upon policies of individual countries themselves.

Happiness thus springs from inward qualities in the soul, according to Plato, and is not contingent upon external circumstances.

Tuesday's resumption of delivery to Europe is not contingent upon any gas contracts between Russia and Ukraine .

Further investment is contingent upon the firm's operation performance.

Stability of Iraq is contingent upon a domestic pact among Iraqis.

Student: Because a moral law trend is not contingent upon seductive conditions.

Its success is contingent upon the ability of individuals from interdependent departments to build meaningful relationships [18, 19].

Chapter four has a detailed study on the element of "be contingent upon export performance" .

is contingent upon an agreement i made with director chase ' s office last year