Meanings of absolute condition in English

But Westminster should be in no doubt that this is an absolute condition.

But at present he has everything in his power; and he puts an absolute condition upon his services.

Photo: RNZ The complaints were made under the absolute condition that none of that would be passed on.

I know for a fact that Kutúzov made it an absolute condition that the Tsarévich should not be with the army.

One other point I must mention: I have heard lately that Wagner makes my direction of his operas an absolute condition for Berlin.

On the less selfish side, he made it an absolute condition of his marrying Freyda that you never be harmed by any vampire.

She had an absolute condition to put before the baron; he would accept it most assuredly, through deference to the amount of her dower.

Thus number appears as a fundamental category, as an absolute condition of intelligibility; some go so far as to regard atomism as a necessary method.

One of these subtle but absolute conditions of health is light.

Silence, stillness, breathless caution were the absolute conditions of our existence.

Hardness and softness, heat and cold, weight and lightness, are relative, not absolute conditions.

"The placing of my son as I have indicated is an absolute condition on the part of our group."