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Перевод: conditional

[прилагательное]
условный; обусловленный;
[существительное]
условное выражение

Тезаурус:

1. The idea being conveyed by such notions as the surrender of private judgment is that in obeying, say, a command simply because it comes from someone accorded the right to rule, the subject does not make his obedience conditional on his own personal examination and evaluation of the thing he is being asked to do.
2. But the role of the state is limited or conditional, since the dominant class will cease using it if it cannot manage their interests.
3. Here the counts rubbed in their superiority by appointing prvts in each castellany to collect comital dues, and by taking direct homage from the knights of the castle; therefore the castellan could scarcely forget the conditional nature of his tenure.
4. They were each given a two year conditional discharge and ordered to pay 35 costs.
5. (Raybestos' planning permission for the factory was conditional on having an available and operating dump.)
6. For housewives who do receive appreciative comments from husbands, this positive reward is often conditional, and therefore hardly an improvement on a situation in which only failure is referred to:
7. It can be argued that the recognition and acceptance of the new State by the international community is conditional upon its acceptance of the treaty, but this is contrary to the objective criteria of Statehood, and does not conform with practice.
8. The major advantage of the new proposal, from Ivan's point of view, was the additional revenue it would bring to the central treasury, for his offer was conditional on a steep rise in the rate of taxation.
9. They cannot be fixed in advance but are conditional on context because they relate not to sentences but to utterances.
10. Or strategies might be conditional upon the past history of the game.
11. So with humanism more generally and more radically: it is not to be imitated, not modified, not simply borrowed from or differently applied; rather, its appropriation and transformation is conditional upon its negation, the using of it destructively against itself.
12. It was left to the Federal Government through the 1976 Health Manpower Ball, to try to force compliance on the schools by making federal capitation grants conditional on the schools increasing the proportion of primary care graduates to 50 per cent by 1980.
13. Sometimes the safety limits are fixed, sometimes they are conditional on the state of other variables or plant, sometimes they are merely probabilistic.