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Meanings of contingent on in anglès
Determined by conditions or circumstances that follow.
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Examples for "contingent"
Examples for "contingent"
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He was among a large contingent of prisoners released earlier this year.
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Much new growth has been contingent on rising public and private debt.
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A small police contingent controlled the group and several people were arrested.
4
However, BHP said the offer is still contingent on other regulatory approvals.
5
Thousands of British jobs are said to be contingent on such sales.
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He had an objective, and this objective was contingent upon making money.
2
It has raised 130 billion yuan from strategic investors contingent upon the listing.
3
In fact, his progress has been contingent upon this very fact.
4
PayPal's investment and collaboration are contingent upon Uber completing its IPO.
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I accepted the mission, contingent upon my employer's granting me leave of absence.
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The reality is that Jamaica's economy is dependent on the tourism industry.
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Spain is more dependent on housing than any EU economy, bar Ireland.
3
Even companies more dependent on wealthier consumers, such as American Express, suffered.
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The deal is dependent on a number of unspecified conditions being met.
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Success for any team in France is dependent on attention to detail.
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The latter is dependant on the former, and riseth out of it.
2
There were cells dependant on the abbey and often at a distance.
3
Our body is dependant on heaven and heaven on the Spirit.
4
She is, I suspect, a dependant on the Miss Pemberton's bounty.
5
He said that this was a matter dependant on Barraclough's return.
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All of our public health is dependent upon the least vigilant citizen.
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But once again, it's dependent upon the people involved in the situation.
3
My position in the company is dependent upon this bozo's crummy opinion.
4
Griffin's intervention comes as the party becomes increasingly dependent upon major donors.
5
Range is dependent upon several factors, including speed, driving style and weather.
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That fact was not dependant upon any whim of Patricia's.
2
Egypt, and Syria, and Bithynia, and Mesopotamia, were dependants upon Rome, and Roman provinces.
3
Hamlet, Houlditch, and other dependants upon the nobility, were often compelled to seek his assistance.
4
That reason, dependant upon time, has passed away.
5
I was glad to see that in your lecture you gave the dependants upon the instrument-makers a warning.
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However, the investment amount could change depending on the markets, Gupta said.
2
Chan said different companies were making different commitments depending on their conditions.
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That's only one example-andeach example changes depending on the given organization.
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Risk assessments can vary, depending on the circumstances and the possible consequences.
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Prices are subject to change depending on exchange rate and current deals.
Usage of contingent on in anglès
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Much new growth has been contingent on rising public and private debt.
2
However, BHP said the offer is still contingent on other regulatory approvals.
3
Thousands of British jobs are said to be contingent on such sales.
4
But the amended debt terms are contingent on the rights issue passing.
5
It also would have applied to future payments contingent on performance criteria.
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This may possibly be contingent on the alteration of frequently recalled ideas.
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Both were contingent on substantial cuts in Ford's debt structure over time.
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That deal is contingent on Comcast closing the Time Warner Cable acquisition.
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And it's going to put the naval contingent on a different footing.
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But it really is contingent on your passing the academic requirements, too.
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There was another contingent on the fire escape, both high and low.
12
Recruitment and activation of γδT cells was contingent on diverse chemokine signals.
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The sale is contingent on state and local incentives, Ford said.
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The plan also would have applied to future payments contingent on performance criteria.
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Peabody's offer is contingent on the Gloucester deal not going ahead.
16
The survival plan was also contingent on the continued support from group lenders.
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Contingent on through the time
Contingent on across language varieties
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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