a imposing or depending on or containing a condition
conditional acceptance of the terms lent conditional support the conditional sale will not be complete until the full purchase price is paid
Some of the 225 have accepted on a "conditional" basis - they are waiting to see what kind of arrangements can be made for their transportation and lodging as well as ground .
Negative conditional parenting didnt even work in the short run; it just increased the teenagers negative feelings about their parents.
Venezuela OKs conditional freedom for judge Venezuelan authorities have granted conditional freedom to a judge who has been detained since 2009 and whose cause has been taken up by opposition leaders and international human rights groups.
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Jaap de Hoop Scheffer in BBC News In the event Nato has reached agreement, both on what its Secretary General Jaap De Hoop Scheffer describes as "a conditional and graduated re-engagement with Russia", and on a mechanism for promoting political and military reforms in Georgia...
Gordon Brown in Businessandleadership.com Speaking to reporters today, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said: "Europe is making three conditional offers, money on the table, saying we will do everything we can to make a climate change deal happen."
Zalmay Khalilzad in Reuters UK If it (Sudan's acceptance) is conditional, as we hear, that there will be only African troops involved and no non-Africans, that would be putting a condition on the acceptance -- and that would be unacceptable,Khalilzad said in New York.