I. adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
conditional discharge
conditional/unconditional bail (= when there are conditions/no conditions attached to someone being allowed to go free )
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Both men were given unconditional bail and they left court without comment.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
bail
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Elaine Steele, 31, of Workington, Cumbria, was granted conditional bail until Friday.
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All three were remanded on conditional bail .
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He was further remanded on conditional bail for three weeks.
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Legal aid and conditional bail were extended.
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He was released on conditional bail pending committal proceedings.
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He has been released on conditional bail .
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He was due to be released on conditional bail last night once a surety had been produced.
discharge
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I've had probation, conditional discharge , deferred sentences, suspended sentences - everything.
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Magistrates gave him a conditional discharge and disqualified him from driving for two years.
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The magistrate gave Mr Smith a conditional discharge on each count, but he was ordered to pay prosecution costs of £1800.
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Sigsworth was given a conditional discharge for 12 months.
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Magistrates gave him a 12month conditional discharge and ordered him to pay £35 costs.
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They were each given a two year conditional discharge and ordered to pay £35 costs.
offer
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Of course, conditional offers from universities and colleges are generally made on predicted results.
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All prospective students, including those who hold only conditional offers , should apply for accommodation as early as possible.
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A conditional offer may include evidence of relevant practical experience as a pre-condition for entry to the course.
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Normal conditional offers broadly reflect the supply of places and student demand for them.
sale
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This is where goods are taken on hire purchase, credit sale or conditional sale terms.
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For consumer sales , instead of hire-purchase there was the conditional sale.
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So, the agreement in Lee v. Butler can be described as a conditional sale agreement.
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Second, credit under a conditional sale agreement.
statement
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The most fundamental kind of them are independent nomic conditional statements , general rather than particular.
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However, the conditional statement wears its meaning on its face, as much as any statement does.
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Fundamental nomic connection is the connection stated by independent nomic conditional statements .
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By this conditional statement , Edward clearly referred to the non-performance of the territorial clauses of the 1259 treaty.
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They are those asserted by the two kinds of conditional statements .
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Second, it is not clear that conditional statements are strongly verified simply by showing that both antecedent and consequent are true.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a conditional contract
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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He was released on conditional bail pending committal proceedings.
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In fact the conditional theory adopts some of the best points of several of the theories found wanting in the previous chapter.
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It needs support from an explanation, in terms of the conditional theory, of how there can be such counter-examples.
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The agreement is conditional upon certain environmental investigations.
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The firm represented Paula when she was given a conditional discharge for causing £570 damage to a taxi in a drunken rage.
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The magistrate gave Mr Smith a conditional discharge on each count, but he was ordered to pay prosecution costs of £1800.
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The rebate is usually conditional on your accounts being paid on time and a certain sales value being exceeded.
II. noun
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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All are connections stated by either dependent nomic conditionals or independent nomic conditionals.
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Partly because of this fact, dependent conditionals have been taken as problematic.
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The conditionals are of two kinds, and the second, independent nomic conditionals, are fundamental.
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The distinction between our dependent conditionals and others is thus not a difference between the indicative and the subjunctive mood.
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The theory therefore analyses the certainty required for a knowledge claim as the belief that the two subjunctive conditionals are satisfied.
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The theory uses the notion of a possible world in order to give its account of truth conditions for subjunctive conditionals.