conditional
నియత
definition
noun
Let us turn now, though, to subjunctive conditionals contextualism.
a conditional clause or conjunction.
Romanian uses an analytic construction for the conditional .
the conditional mood of a verb, for example should die in if I should die.
adjective
Western aid was only granted conditional on further reform
subject to one or more conditions or requirements being met; made or granted on certain terms.
And she puts it in a conditional clause, which makes a difference.
(of a clause, phrase, conjunction, or verb form) expressing a condition.
translation of 'conditional '
షరతులతో కూడిన,
నిబంధనలతో కూడిన
example
As indicated above, this is an argument with 'conditional' clauses all of which are debatable.
This should have been a conjunction, not a 'conditional' .
It said that ‘crucially’ students with underestimated grades did ‘not receive the 'conditional' offers that they merit’.
This 'conditional' offer became known as ‘the pocket,’ as it was placed in Warren Christopher's pocket.
These 'conditional' drug company offers have angered AIDS groups.
On the other hand, with the organic view of self, the transformational leader puts more value on interdependence, 'conditional' autonomy and meeting social obligations toward others.
Mr. Hood said at the time the consortium made their bid too late and it was a 'conditional' offer.
Richmond council recently gave its 'conditional' support to a soil treatment project in our city.
And she puts it in a 'conditional' clause, which makes a difference.
Somehow that 'conditional' clause seemed to drop away from most of the press reports.
God's promise of the Land of Israel to the Jews has its unconditional clause and its 'conditional' clause.
But this support is clearly 'conditional' and tenuous, even if that's never explicitly stated by either party.
Essex County Council, which owns the building, has given a 'conditional' offer of financial help, worth about £90,000, to the campaigners.
She had a 'conditional' offer from art school but deliberately sabotaged her exams.
The healthcare professional, who has been offered a 'conditional' post, will begin working in the county from January 2005.
The council has given 'conditional' support to a referendum, but has expressed concern over a number of issues.
Although only aged 12 and 13, the children will receive 'conditional' offers of university places in the city which are dependent on their subsequent academic performance.
He also offered 'conditional' support to the June summit.
Recall that a 'conditional' is a sentence of the form if a then c, which we are writing as a c.
When asked about his views on the canal he declined even 'conditional' support, listing numerous hurdles required to be overcome before approval would be considered for federal funding.
The grammar of the lyrics uses what is called the 'conditional' .
Legal sources have expressed mixed views over the true meaning of the company's 'conditional' offer to meet future claims, with some on the union side now extremely sceptical.
Months of hard work and dedication paid off when literature lover Jane, 37, was given a 'conditional' offer to study English at Harris Manchester College, which caters for mature students.
Those offenders will be offered 'conditional' cautions in future, meaning they will escape prosecution but must agree to co-operate with rehabilitation projects.
In this learn Spanish grammar lesson, we review the Spanish conditional tense and how to conjugate Spanish verbs in the 'conditional' .
But it's my guess that most people take the first two clauses of the song as the protases of a 'conditional' , rather than as rhetorical questions.
A further 20 students have received 'conditional' offers.
Romanian uses an analytic construction for the 'conditional' .
Marriage vows don't include a 'conditional' fulfillment clause.
It may be permitted subject to a 'conditional' use permit (meaning you have to meet certain additional criteria before you build or remodel), or it may not be allowed at all.
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