principal condition

The principal conditions at the time of issue of this statement are set out below.

The principal conditions which must be satisfied for an offer to fall within art 4 are as follows:

According to Aguinaldo, writing in 1899, the principal conditions of the pact were:

The principal conditions of the pact were:

The following is a summary of the principal conditions of the Loan Protector policy and is provided for general information purposes only:

A principal condition of POP is the training of disadvantaged populations for "employment within energy efficiency and renewable energy industries."

The Chinese have made the withdrawal of Vietnamese troops from Cambodia one of the principal conditions for improvement in Chinese-Soviet relations.

And besides, I was beginning to suspect what one of the principal conditions for getting rid of the chair happened to be, and I didn't like it.'

Besides these two principal conditions, Atletico still has a Section Cycling Section and Guidance biking, the latter created in 2007.

The principal condition - and the reason why the Good Friday Agreement took so long to produce a working assembly - has been the "decommissioning," or disarming, of the paramilitaries.

This was followed by the first Reform Bill in 1832, a principal condition of which was the removal of the poorer British and Irish freeholders from the franchise.

The terms of surrender granted to the rebels were generous, with the principal condition that lands formerly contested by feudal right and Brehon law be held under English law.

Equality before the law, for the reformers the principal condition of the effective exercise of royal power, contained the pattern of a social revolution which must destroy the privileged groups of traditional society.

At that meeting, the Secretary General referred for the first time to the identification of an aggressor in the Iran-Iraq war, which is one of Iran's principal conditions for ending the seven-year-old conflict.

Labus was the head of the EU accession team but the government failed to arrest Ratko Mladić, which was the principal condition of the EU to further pursue talks with Serbia.

It is probable that the growth of larger and more successfully coercive states and the concomitant concentration and mobilization of resources and manpower in the later Middle Ages were the principal conditions that made the great city possible.

The delegation, which met then with President de Klerk, set two principal conditions for the readmission of South Africa into the Olympic community: the abolition of apartheid and progress toward racial integration and unity in the nation's sports federations.

"I'm convinced, when representing one's country, one should sing in the native language," she said:"Russian preselection committee has agreed to my principal condition - to perform "Mamo" in the final of Russian preselection in both Ukrainian and Russian languages".

The matter was revisited at the 1897-1898 Convention's first session in Adelaide, where it was promoted by Edmund Barton and adopted as one of the "principal conditions of federation" that "the trade and intercourse between the Federated Colonies, whether by land or sea, shall be absolutely free."

When, primarily because of the auditor's consideration of management's plans, he concludes that substantial doubt about the entity's ability to continue as a going concern for a reasonable period of time is alleviated, he should consider the need for disclosure of the principal conditions and events that initially caused him to believe there was substantial doubt.