But these energy deals are contingent upon crude over $50.
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This position is contingent upon donor approval of key personnel.
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The financing is contingent upon approval for the liquidation sales.
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PayPal's investment and collaboration are contingent upon Uber completing its IPO.
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That is contingent upon every county reporting their results on time.
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The deal is contingent upon Harris passing a physical, Nightengale said.
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One way is to make Peru's OECD entry contingent upon bond repayment.
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Winning a prize is contingent upon fulfilling all requirements set forth herein.
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Pence said potential talks are contingent upon North Korea's movement toward denuclearization.
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Winning the prize is contingent upon fulfilling all requirements set forth herein.
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The purchase, however, was contingent upon the sale of their Yonkers house.
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And like all celebrities, her popularity was contingent upon reconciling seemingly irreconcilable qualities.
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However, according to the docs ... the sale is contingent upon a couple things.
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Winning the prize is contingent upon fulfilling all requirements set forth herein. 3.
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Both the UAE and Saudi Arabia made their offers contingent upon U.S. leadership.
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Nigeria's continued positive leadership is contingent upon the health of its own democracy.
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The grant money is not contingent upon the recipient finding a particular result.
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It has raised 130 billion yuan from strategic investors contingent upon the listing.
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International allies need to make their support contingent upon unity among opposition leaders.
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It revealed that the progress that Lean In was contingent upon was a fiction.
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RydenGo is still in development, and its launch is contingent upon ongoing investor negotiations.
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The final rating is contingent upon the receipt of documents conforming to information already received.
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The final rating is contingent upon receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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If my identity is so changeable and contingent upon circumstance, what meaning does it have?
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Those barometers are always in flux, contingent upon what the poem is attempting to do.
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Its 43.50 euros a share offer for GfK was contingent upon reaching a 18.54 percent threshold.
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The final rating is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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Though, that money is contingent upon Brackeen rejoining the company as CEO and the board resigns.
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That annual amount, however, is contingent upon performance and injuries, and can vary year to year.
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The final ratings are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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Her involvement in the plot was usually contingent upon some dispute about marriage or her husband.
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Pelosi on Tuesday declined to play her hand, saying her next move is contingent upon McConnell's.
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The final rating is contingent upon the receipt of final documentation conforming to information already received.
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But — in a first for the state — the incentives are contingent upon certain job-quality criteria.
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And, of course, your relationship isn't contingent upon you sending a text first thing in the morning.
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The final ratings are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to the information already received.
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The creative prowess of a great artist is contingent upon what they do with what they have.
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The investment is contingent upon 2825% of the loan extending the maturity date, according to regulatory filings.
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The assignment of the final rating is contingent upon final documents conforming to the information already received.
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But much of this is contingent upon Abdeslam talking to authorities, which is far from a given.
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All of this is contingent upon whether you find someone that you feel safe doing this with.
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Further development of Israel's relations with the Arab world is contingent upon progress on the Palestinian front.
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That arrangement, however, was contingent upon Manafort demonstrating the financial support for a $10 million bail package.
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The final rating is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to the information already received.
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" It added that "any and all contracts with Iran's airlines will be contingent upon U.S. government approval.
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The drug's continued approval for this indication may be contingent upon the results of confirmatory trials, Merck said.
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And senior administration officials testified in private sessions that Trump made "security assistance money" contingent upon political favors.
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Therefore, upside potential in Santander Rio's ratings is heavily contingent upon positive developments in the sovereign rating dynamics.
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"Basically you get an offer and it's contingent upon you successfully passing the drug test," said Lee Flores.
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The final rating is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received by Fitch.
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The acquisition is contingent upon the successful divestment and separation of KLX's Energy Services Group business, KLX said.
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And, of course, who leaves diaries and memoirs is somewhat contingent upon their social class and their literacy.
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The final ratings on the notes are contingent upon the receipt of documents conforming to information already received.
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On sugar, the U.S. should only end our subsidies contingent upon other major sugar producers doing the same.
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In January, outgoing President Barack Obama eased sanctions on Sudan but made some moves contingent upon further review.
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If a relationship is contingent upon you saying yes when you don't want to, there's something deeply wrong.
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The final rating is contingent upon receipt of final documents conforming to the information already received by Fitch.
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A trade secret is an essential form of intellectual property whose economic value is contingent upon remaining secret.
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Therefore, upside potential in the Macro's ratings is heavily contingent upon positive developments in the sovereign rating dynamics.
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That an American administration made aid contingent upon Ukraine acquiescing to an American demand on its face isn't malpractice.
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That an American administration made aid contingent upon Ukraine acquiescing to an American demand on its face isn't malpractice.
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The grant is contingent upon Amazon occupying six million square feet of office space over the first 16 years.
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The final rating and equity credit are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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The final rating on the notes is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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The final ratings on the notes are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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The final rating on the US dollar notes is contingent upon receipt of documents conforming to information already received.
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The final rating on the proposed notes is contingent upon the receipt of documents conforming to information already received.
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But just how much they'll ultimately thin and recede above the clouds is contingent upon human-generated carbon emissions.
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The final rating of the notes is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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The lending programme is contingent upon the government securing $5-6 billion in bilateral financing for the first year.
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Whether one feels amusement or unease in the environment Ouyang creates might be contingent upon each viewer's own identity.
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Usually the female's consent to the photograph is contingent upon the male's agreement to not reveal it to anyone else.
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" Taylor states in his written remarks that "I still believe that" withholding the aid contingent upon political probes is "crazy.
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The final rating of the proposed notes is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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The final rating on the proposed notes is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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The final ratings on the proposed notes are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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Those late December dates, however, are contingent upon all 67 counties meeting the December 22 deadline to report their results.
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The final rating on the proposed bonds is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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This extension is contingent upon the conditions Tyreek agreed to adhere to upon his return to the team in July.
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The final ratings on the proposed bonds are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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The final rating on the notes is contingent upon receipt of final documentation conforming to the information already received by Fitch.
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The deal is contingent upon all plaintiffs agreeing to it, and at least two women have refused, including actor Wedil David.
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The final ratings of the proposed MTN programme are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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Final ratings on the proposed US dollar notes are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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Changes in the bank's IDRs, Support Rating, Support Rating Floor and national ratings are contingent upon sovereign rating actions for Chile.
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Vice President Pence told lawmakers that semiannual war games would cease, contingent upon North Korea following through on efforts to denuclearize.
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" Fox noted that the RNC's offer to the cable channel to host the debate was contingent upon "enough candidates actively campaigning.
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The FDA approved the treatment, now made by AMAG Pharmaceuticals Inc in 2011, contingent upon completing a follow-up study. on.wsj.
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The final ratings on the proposed euro notes are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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But the money was contingent upon Puig's winning medals in events like the Pan American Games and the Central American Games.
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The technology driving these efforts is expanding at exponential rates, and successes will be contingent upon setting the proper regulatory framework.
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The final ratings of the debt instruments are contingent upon receipt of final documents conforming to information already received by Fitch.
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The department is working with the organization to rebook the flights contingent upon the refugee admissions ceiling for fiscal year 2020.
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Women&aposs players will potentially earn a 50-50 split of their own contingent upon the league hitting its revenue goals.
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The financial return was contingent upon meeting a 7.5 percent reduction target set by the Ministry of Justice, which was exceeded.
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The final ratings of the bonds are contingent upon receipt of final documents conforming to the information already received by Fitch.
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The company said the MoUs were contingent upon all necessary approvals, including from the U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control.
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Officially, the United States has always maintained that ending the embargo would be contingent upon Vietnam improving its human rights record.
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The restructuring is contingent upon, among other things, final documentation and necessary approvals, Southcross Energy said in a regulatory filing on Wednesday.
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Forecast other revenue assumes the receipt of milestone payments contingent upon achievement of regulatory approval for certain conventional reagent products under development.
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The final ratings on the proposed US dollar notes are contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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The final rating on the proposed dual-currency notes is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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"The timeline for replacing the dock is contingent upon a design," Maeri Ferguson, a spokeswoman for the agency, said in an email.
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Additional information will be released about the flight teams, contingent upon their approval and confirmation of the health and fitness test results.
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The final rating on the proposed US dollar notes is contingent upon the receipt of final documentation conforming to information already received.
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Of course, if your job, bonus or other compensation is contingent upon your signing the policy, you may just have to sign.
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If impeached, his removal from his office would be contingent upon the outcome of an impeachment trial in the GOP-controlled Senate.
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The final rating on the proposed US dollar notes is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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And so the Constitution does not make impeachment contingent upon whether a prosecutor could prove that the president committed a specific crime.
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The department said it's working with the organization to rebook the flights contingent upon the refugee admissions ceiling for fiscal year 2020.
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"Let's see what happens over the weekend," said one banker, who said that next week's issues would be contingent upon any further revelations.
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Google offered an additional maximum of $15 million to be paid 36 months after his exit, contingent upon him not joining a competitor.
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The firm said the transaction was contingent upon Occidental entering into and completing its proposed acquisition of Anadarko and approval of relevant authorities.
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Potential winner must continue to comply with all terms and conditions of these Official Rules, and winning is contingent upon fulfilling all requirements.
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But the deal was contingent upon Rodriguez reducing his historic $252 million contract with the Red Sox, which he had agreed to do.
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However, as scientists we understand that our findings are contingent upon a range of factors that might (or might not) influence the results.
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Carrier confirmed the news Thursday in a statement, writing that the deal is contingent upon factors including employment, job retention and capital investment.
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Because Albertsons is a private company, however, the value of that stake is up for debate and contingent upon how Albertsons is valued.
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The merger is contingent upon approval from Cabela's shareholders, as well as the sale of Cabela's bank unit to outside financial services corporations.
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Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.), as has been reported, that U.S. military assistance aid was contingent upon Zelensky committing to the probes Trump demanded.
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This one is contingent upon time and place, but recalling memories of our lost loved ones by sharing photos and stories can be comforting.
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The final rating on the programme and the proposed senior unsecured notes are contingent upon receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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A revision of the Outlook to Stable would be contingent upon an improvement in Lodha's liquidity and a lengthening of its debt maturity profile.
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As a result, our continent's ability to partake in the digital revolution is contingent upon the strength of our human capital and our leadership.
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"Those proposals are all contingent upon a grand deal," he said on the sidelines of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's annual forum in Washington.
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FOX Sports' Jay Glazer said the deal is contingent upon Clowney and "other players" passing physicals, but the other players involved were not named.
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That's why it's contingent upon all of us to ensure that state lawmakers nationwide invest handsomely, as California has done, in support of grassroots efforts.
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Think about it — Comey testified that he understood the president to mean that his job as FBI director was contingent upon whether he demonstrated loyalty.
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However, that support was contingent upon a strengthened role for COO Adam Bain and bringing in co-founder Evan Williams in some consulting capacity, Sacca explained.
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"We should not reject the opportunity to form Social Democratic policies for people, which is contingent upon participating in government," the mayors in a joint statement.
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The merger is contingent upon an offer to Intelsat creditors to accept a $3.6 billion haircut on their bonds, which is set to expire on Thursday.
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About $2.5 billion of the supplemental funding for the fight against ISIS is contingent upon the Trump administration outlining a strategy for defeating the terrorist group.
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But it is contingent upon our government to facilitate the exercise of these rights - to eliminate barriers to voter participation, to the benefit of our democracy.
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With MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, All-NBA teams, and others being voted upon by media, these incentives are contingent upon votes from media members.
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Limited's 100% equity stake in Marble II. The final rating on the notes is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received.
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The release of a second tranche of $20183 million gross was contingent upon FDA approval or CE marking of the Zika assay for use on the miniLab.
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"The judge said our divorce would be contingent upon the division of community assets but that never happened," she allegedly explained in the videos, according to E!
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The Post reported that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson last month told top Russian diplomats that the compounds' return was no longer contingent upon finishing the consulate.
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The White House said Trump and Moon had "emphasized that a peaceful and prosperous future for North Korea is contingent upon its complete, verifiable, and irreversible denuclearization".
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"Contingent upon corresponding measures by the United States, the North will also carry out further measures such as the permanent dismantlement of the Yeongbyeon nuclear facility," Moon continued.
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While Boeing aims to get back on track and raise production next year, that is contingent upon the aircraft returning to service before the end of this year.
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It was the first pact between OPEC and non-OPEC oil producers for 2000 years, but it is contingent upon other large suppliers agreeing to do the same.
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Mr Sansone notes that there are 1,138 federal statutory provisions alone that provide benefits rights and privileges contingent upon marriage, from tax and inheritance laws to health coverage.
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Kaisa, which owed $2.5 billion to offshore creditors, last March sweetened a debt-restructuring proposal that offered offshore investors higher coupons and amended payments contingent upon certain milestones.
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A revision of the Outlook to Stable would be contingent upon an improvement in GCX's cash generation along with minimal working capital outflows, such that FCF breaks even.
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There is no certainty that the early-stage talks will result in a sale, or that any deal will be contingent upon a bankruptcy filing, the people cautioned.
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However, Europe should follow the lead of the U.S. Congress and explicitly declare sanctions relief to also be contingent upon two other ways Russia is violating countries' sovereignty.
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In some cases, your company may be making a profit sharing contribution or a company match that is contingent upon working the last day of the plan year.
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I — I got the sense my job would be contingent upon how he felt I — excuse me — how he felt I conducted myself and whether I demonstrated loyalty.
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Hawkins was awarded $250,000 from Kelly and his lawyers, contingent upon her signing a nondisclosure agreement that would prevent her from ever publicly bringing up the abuse again.
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To a normal person, a public official making the performance of his or her public duties contingent upon receiving some personal gain looks like solicitation of a bribe.
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But don't worry — your taste profile isn't contingent upon a bunch of questions about whether you prefer corn flakes to bran flakes or how you take your coffee.
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Still, that reality is contingent upon the Utes taking down the Oregon Ducks in extravagant fashion — it'll likely take a double-digit victory for Utah to slide in.
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"We discovered time and time again that drafting a tax increase with an effective date that is contingent upon an uncertain future event is very tricky," he said.
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That deal is contingent upon the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which has not yet agreed to grant approval due to an unrelated issue with Capital One.
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The transaction structure replicates the previous Valiant transaction, which includes a revolving period of two years from closing that is contingent upon there being no stop origination events subsisting.
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"The decision to disburse SMP-ANFA profits is a matter for the Eurogroup and is contingent upon positive reports under the enhanced surveillance framework," the European Commission spokesperson said.
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Kaisa owed $2.5 billion to offshore creditors as of last March when it sweetened a debt-restructuring proposal that offered creditors higher coupons and amended payments contingent upon milestones.
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The promise of Benjamin's screenplay poses little threat to the sanctity of screenwriting, and art, a realm contingent upon human expression, will not be smothered by technology's cold embrace.
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The EU has made lifting sanctions contingent upon Russia doing more to ensure that the Minsk peace accords, which introduced a shaky ceasefire in eastern Ukraine, are fully implemented.
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At the time, Brackeen was looking to raise $5 million for the company and had already secured $3.5 million from Beyond Capital Markets, contingent upon Brackeen rejoining the company.
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The deal, which promises a gradual reduction of US troops, is reportedly contingent upon the organization's commitment to reducing violence for a period of seven days in late February.
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That "stopping political correctness" was, for him, not only synonymous with but contingent upon the continued subjugation of certain minorities, indicates the illiberalism in which anti-PC reactionaries are steeped.
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The tentative five-year deal announced at a news conference outside Transport Workers Union headquarters is contingent upon ratification by union members and the board of Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority.
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Saterstrom writes in the introduction: Being an effective [card] reader is contingent upon the quality of presence with which one positions oneself in the constant stream of information and texts.
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A final resolution is contingent upon the IRS's application of the agreement to the 2001-908 period and, if applicable, a review by the U.S. Congress Joint Committee on Taxation.
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Just two weeks later, State Department spokesman John Kirby acknowledged in response to a reporter's question that Iran's release of the hostages was "contingent" upon the $2900 million cash payment.
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City officials argued that their offer was "fair and appropriate" and that the value of the land had soared only because of rezoning contingent upon the creation of the park.
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But Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told top Russian diplomats last month that the return of the compounds was no longer contingent upon the consulate construction, according to the Post.
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How much more acidic the oceans become this century is contingent upon the most uncertain part of the climate equation: how much carbon humanity decides to expel into the atmosphere.
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An upgrade of Senka's rating is contingent upon maintenance of stronger capitalisation and a more robust deposit franchise that would allow the company to expand in a better controlled manner.
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An upgrade of SFC's rating is contingent upon maintenance of stronger capitalisation and a more robust deposit franchise that would allow the company to expand in a better controlled manner.
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Democratic investigators are looking to determine whether, in the case of Ukraine, Trump made U.S. aid contingent upon a promise to investigate the Bidens for unsubstantiated allegations of corruption there.
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Under that deal, which is contingent upon Bayer's successful acquisition of Monsanto, BASF would take over Bayer's global cotton seed business with the exceptions of the Indian and South African markets.
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The assignment of the final rating on the bond is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received and details regarding the amount, coupon rate and maturity.
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But church analysts say he has long harbored resentment over so-called ideological colonialism, the notion that international groups offer aid to developing nations contingent upon the adoption of Western values.
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The final rating is contingent upon the receipt of final documents conforming to information already received KEY RATING DRIVERS CCB's Singapore branch is part of the same legal entity as CCB.
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Because state and local regulatory hurdles are often the primary barrier to building new infrastructure, federal infrastructure funding could be made more contingent upon localities streamlining their permitting and regulatory processes.
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He has doubled down on the deeply cynical lie that America's greatness is contingent upon his grip on power — that the institutions meant to protect our liberty and prosperity are disposable.
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Some of those requirements include: This status in the U.S. is only temporary, with extensions contingent upon the company's growth — demonstrated via metrics like new hiring, revenue growth and additional investment.
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During a July 10 meeting, Sondland was the one, according to Vindman's testimony, who told the Ukrainians that a meeting at the White House was contingent upon the announcement of investigations.
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An upgrade of SFC's rating is contingent upon the company sustaining stronger capital levels and a more robust deposit franchise that would allow the company to expand in a controlled manner.
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However, Fitch expects that margin expansion will also be contingent upon executing successfully on the company's strategic priority to harness new technologies, develop higher-value data analytics, and create new product offerings.
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The final rating for the upcoming issuance is contingent upon receipt of final documents conforming to information already received and the Office of Securities and Exchange Commission's approval of the bond issuance.
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The two buyout firms have made a tender offer of 5.3 billion euros ($5.92 billion), which is in place until June 22 and is contingent upon securing 67.5 percent of Stada's shares.
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The final ratings of the bonds are contingent upon receipt of final documents conforming to the information already received by Fitch and confirmation of the final amount and tenor of the notes.
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Forgiveness from God is not contingent upon how an adherent has acted but rather on the believer's faith that he has been saved from God's judgment through the intervention of Jesus Christ.
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The alternative is to make an offer to purchase the new home contingent upon the sale of their current home, which tends to be an unattractive proposition for sellers, according to Perch.
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A revision of the Outlook to Stable would be contingent upon an improvement in GCX's cash generation due to high IRU sales or improvement in receivable collections such that FCF breaks even.
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I don't either, and my sense is that in Germany, as in America, people embraced a system that appeared to be working — but that attachment was always contingent upon the system working.
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Trump is accused of having made hundreds of millions of dollars in military assistance to Ukraine, meant to combat Russian aggression, contingent upon President Volodymyr Zelensky's announcement of Trump's preferred political probes.
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Reuniting with children who've been in foster care can be contingent upon the mother finding income and a stable home, but some ex-offenders aren't eligible for public housing in New York.
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"Boeing continues to follow the lead of the U.S. government with regards to working with Iran's airlines and any and all contracts with Iran's airlines are contingent upon U.S. government approval," it said.
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Trump's support for a reset in the region was contingent upon the Saudis and Emiratis cutting into terror financing, said Scott Modell, managing director at energy and geopolitical risk consultancy the Rapidan Group.
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Although the API's release is contingent upon a successful trial with banks, this appears to be promising research, especially considering how terrible traditional passwords are, even when they're coupled with two-factor authentication.
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What Trump said to reporters on Wednesday, that he yearns to testify under oath, was totally meaningless because he also said his testimony is contingent upon the advice he receives from his lawyers.
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The notes will be guaranteed by certain subsidiaries in Singapore, Thailand and the US. The final rating of the proposed notes is contingent upon the receipt of documents conforming to information already received.
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"We deny the existence of any such dates," said George Sabra, adding that a resumption of talks was contingent upon developments on the ground in Syria, which he said now involved "nothing positive".
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Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin, told The Wall Street Journal last week that Mr. Sondland told him in August that the release of the aid was contingent upon Ukraine opening the investigations.
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When Raghuvendra gets an exciting project in New York, he teases Kaira with the possibility of joining him on it — with the implicit understanding that it is contingent upon their continued sexual intimacy.
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In this scenario, Trump would agree to a sit-down interview with the special counsel contingent upon Mueller's commitment to end the portion of the investigation relating to Trump himself, the Journal reported.
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With my ability to do the city strut far behind me, my city existence, my ability to roam the streets and haunt the cafes, is sometimes contingent upon the good citizenship of others.
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He said that China has pledged to purchase "significant" quantities of U.S. agricultural products, but that "those proposals are all contingent upon a grand deal" that must include Chinese assurances on intellectual property issues.
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The conversations could prove significant in understanding why Mr. Sondland came to believe that important parts of the United States-Ukraine relationship were contingent upon the Ukrainians publicly committing to investigations Mr. Trump wanted.
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The financial aid letter clearly stated that their award was "contingent upon continued funding" from the state, and might need to be "reduced or rescinded," depending on what happened in Springfield, the state capital.
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Rather than understanding the body as a stable figure or coherent whole, Other Objects proposes the body as a fluid and fragmentary medium — one materially contingent upon the objects with which it shares space.
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Boxing's ability to be openly affiliated with marijuana on a North American scale is contingent upon federal legislation in Canada and the United States loosening with regards to the sale and consumption of marijuana.
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On top of that, a measure dubbed Proposition E is currently in the works that aims to offset housing demand by making new office development contingent upon the amount of affordable housing produced each year.
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At a minimum, you need to vote at every chance you get and in between elections, it's imperative that you let your representative know you're watching and that your vote is contingent upon their performance.
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The president has repeatedly denied the aid was contingent upon Ukraine announcing the investigations for which Trump asked, but testimony given to impeachment investigators in the House has established a consistent, damning narrative indicating otherwise.
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Such an amendment could make the expenditure of U.S. taxpayer funds on any sale of weapons to Saudi Arabia contingent upon the kingdom punishing those responsible for Khashoggi's death or meeting certain human rights requirements.
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It's an obligation that needs to be repaid regardless of circumstance, and an ISA flips the model and it can be seen as an investment in an individual that is only repaid contingent upon students' success.
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For cash consideration of us$7 million * Additional consideration may be provided, contingent upon certain operating performance targets being achieved over next 3 years * Petrowsky brand will be maintained as a brand extension within ritchie bros.
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Posted at eye-level, it sardonically invited him and Ivanka to brunch at the Plaza, their then-recent $400 million purchase that had been contingent upon convincing a rent-controlled tenant to give up her apartment.
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"Boeing continues to follow the lead of the U.S. government with regards to working with Iran's airlines, and any and all contracts with Iran's airlines are contingent upon U.S. government approval," a spokeswoman said by email.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan publicly blasted national security adviser John Bolton Tuesday for saying the US withdrawal was contingent upon Turkey's pledge not to attack US-backed Kurdish fighters in Syria once American troops go home.
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For Sondland to say that US support for Ukraine was contingent upon a commitment to reopen a probe into Burisma, then, is a clear quid pro quo: Look into my rival's family, and you'll get your money.
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Elbit was the last remaining bidder among five that had shown interest Elbit said it will pay up front about $495 million, with an additional payment of approximately $27 million contingent upon IMI meeting certain performance goals.
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However, the approval is contingent upon one thing: SpaceX must successfully demonstrate this fueling method at least five times on its new upgraded Falcon 9 rocket, the Block 5, before the process is certified for human spaceflight.
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" The statement also said Boeing would "continue to follow the lead of the U.S. government with regards to working with Iran's airlines, and any and all contracts with Iran's airlines will be contingent upon U.S. government approval.
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There are, of course, significant benefits to immigrants from naturalization, including obtaining the right to vote, but such a basic element of personhood has never been one of the benefits or services contingent upon becoming a citizen.
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"To make an individual's obligation to obey such a law contingent upon the law's coincidence with his religious beliefs, except where the State's interest is 'compelling,'" Justice Antonin Scalia wrote for the Court in Employment Division v.
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AND ONE OF ITS WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARIES * CHUBB -PARTIES ALSO AGREED TO INTENDED TERMS OF A SUBSEQUENT PURCHASE OF AN ADDITIONAL 7.1% OF COMPANY, CONTINGENT UPON COMPLETION OF FIRST PURCHASE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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To short-circuit black political empowerment, the State Legislature made voting rights for black men contingent upon ownership of property valued at $250 or more — even as it rolled back the property ownership requirement for white men.
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Back in the mid-aughts he went 3-0 in the Oklahoma minor leagues and told Bloody Elbow he saw fighters being told by promoters that their purses would be contingent upon how many tickets they themselves sold.
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If Congress and the Trump administration can work together to ensure that the money flowing into Iran is contingent upon improvements in their behavior, on their nuclear program and on several other fronts, we'll all be better off.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan publicly blasted US national security adviser John Bolton on Tuesday for saying the US withdrawal was contingent upon Turkey's pledge not to attack US-backed Kurdish fighters in Syria once American troops go home.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, VR, DCR AND SENIOR DEBT An upgrade is contingent upon successful execution of the bank's strategy, demonstrated resilience of the business model through delivering very strong financial metrics, and continued adherence to a conservative risk appetite.
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Trump's success with Evangelical voters comes in spite of condemnation from well-regarded Evangelical leaders like the Southern Baptist Convention's Russell Moore, again suggesting his luck with the base is not really contingent upon his relationship with their religious leaders.
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The fact is that the legislative gray area in which I lived most of my childhood — with my rights contingent upon the whims of my parents or local and state government — still exists in most parts of the country today.
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Acting U.S. ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor, for instance, testified last week that it was made clear to him that a military aide package to Ukraine was contingent upon that country announcing probes into the Bidens and the 2016 election.
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The groups called instead for "robust oversight of government surveillance technology already deployed at the border," saying the development or funding of any new technology should be "contingent upon independent certification" that it will not adversely impact Americans' privacy rights.
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"Moonves will not receive any severance benefits at this time (other than certain fully accrued and vested compensation and benefits)," the network said, explaining that any future payments are contingent upon investigations into the allegations against Moonves and the board's approval.
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Many law- and policy-makers in the U.S and Puerto Rico erroneously believe —or deceivingly propose —that U.S. citizenship for island-born Puerto Ricans residing in Puerto Rico is contingent upon the resolution of the territorial status of Puerto Rico.
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As misguided as that statement may sound, he's not wrong: The medical device industry funds 35 percent of the office's work, and by law, that funding is contingent upon the agency's approving devices quickly, and through the least restrictive pathway possible.
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"If we do that, we are in violation of our obligations under the JCPOA, which is contingent upon us continuing to ... keep the waivers in place," said Nephew, now a senior research scholar at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy.
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Kurdish forces agreed to a five-day cease-fire with Turkey brokered by the Trump administration that went into effect on Friday, though the agreement is contingent upon the withdrawal of Kurdish forces from the area, which has not yet occurred.
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For although she argued for continued economic growth via free enterprise capitalism at the UN, she also suggested that free markets are not an end in themselves, but only a means to an end; contingent upon producing a sustainable environment.
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HANGZHOU, China, Sept 5 (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Monday that Russia's relations with Japan were not contingent upon Tokyo's stance on the crisis in Ukraine, where Russia's role prompted the EU and the United States to impose punitive sanctions on Moscow.
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Bodies carry their own specific histories, feelings, even potential futures; Simmons's landscapes become contingent upon who's in them and what, in turn, is inside them (it's pseudoscientific to assume we store emotions, sexuality, and memory in the body, but it doesn't feel inaccurate).
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"These discussions are ongoing and details of the plans as well as the volume of ADB's financial support, once finalised, will be contingent upon the approval of ADB management and its Board of Directors," said Xiaohong Yang, ADB Country Director for Pakistan.
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In 2009, McConnell insisted to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid that Republican cooperation in the confirmation process would be contingent upon nominees clearing background checks, obtaining OGE approval, providing financial disclosure, and cooperating with committee ranking members (the minority's counterpart to committee chairmen).
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CNN also reviewed a template of Juul's memorandum of agreement, which promised 75% of the funding up front, with the remaining 25% contingent upon receiving a final report from the principal, which would contain details like how many students attended and when.
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During a July 22016 meeting in the Ward Room at the White House, U.S. Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland began discussing how a White House meeting between Trump and Zelensky was contingent upon Zelensky launching the investigations Trump demanded, Vindman testified.
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"I wouldn't be surprised, at least for newer professionals, if it becomes a pretty commonplace thing," TopResume's career expert Amanda Augustine tells CNBC Make It. Augustine explains that time is money for many recruiters, whose pay is contingent upon placing candidates quickly.
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Mr. Trump has insisted he never pressured Ukraine for the investigations or made the aid contingent upon them, and was instead withholding the money out of concern for corruption in Ukraine and a desire to have other countries pay their fair share.
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The texts are certain to open a new front in the impeachment drive by Democratic lawmakers, who say the explosive messages offer clear evidence that Trump made U.S. military aid and a White House visit contingent upon Zelensky's approval of the investigations.
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JONAH GOLDBERG, NATIONAL REVIEW: Yes, so I&aposm not an expert on all things theological, but I&aposm pretty sure your admittance to hell is not entirely contingent upon your attitude towards Donald Trump or whether or not you agree with his trade policies.
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According to James Elist, a urologist who specializes in male sexual dysfunction at Cedars Sinai in Los Angeles, this type of autoinfection of fungus hopping from body part to body part is indeed common in men, and is sometimes contingent upon their hygiene habits.
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Conversely, an upgrade of AFC's rating is contingent upon the company achieving a sustained improvement in its capitalisation commensurate with the level of unprovided NPLs, its loan growth and earnings generation, and a moderation of its risk appetite through better underwriting standards and risk controls.
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The bulk of this—which is contingent upon Puerto Rico having an approved hazard mitigation plan—came in the form of one $190 million grant in 1999, which was used to rebuild homes damaged during Hurricane Georges, making them more resistant to future storms.
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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the president's former lawyer was set to make as much as $10 million dollars from Trump donor Franklin L. Haney, contingent upon Cohen's helped ensure that a nuclear power plant Haney was promoting in Alabama got built.
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Rather, let the United States, China, Russia, Japan and South Korea, backed by a unanimous Security Council resolution, offer a huge economic assistance package to the North, contingent upon a large multinational force immediately entering the hermit nation to begin dismantling its nuclear program.
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In an indication of the challenges Senate GOP leaders face in attempting to press ahead with the nomination, Flake suggested on Tuesday that the timing of a vote should be contingent upon what happens with the investigation, despite McConnell's promises for a vote this week.
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My family's security and survival were not contingent upon this credit by any means, but we are undoubtedly better off for it, a rung higher on the ladder to the middle class, an inch nearer to being able to send our sons to college.
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Trump's efforts are the central focus of impeachment inquiry as the House investigates if Trump made foreign policy decisions contingent upon investigations into his political foes, including a conspiracy theory that casts blame for the 2016 Democratic National Committee hack against Ukrainians instead of the Russian government.
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This enormous sum of money—the actual transfer of which is contingent upon shareholder approval, a move the New York Times described as "widely expected"— includes shares she already owned, outstanding share options, a $23 million "golden parachute," cash payments, and medical benefits, according to the documents.
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Although new Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch has bucked the idea that he was nominated contingent upon a promise to overturn existing abortion law, his confirmation to the court cemented a conservative majority on the bench, something many evangelical voters were hoping for when they backed Trump.
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Was she a stronger artist when she worked in the male universal, objective, modernist, formalist vein — which, say what you will about it, provides art with armor, whereas the feminist mode strips away that armor and leaves the work more contingent upon interpretation and aesthetically more vulnerable?
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I mean the transcript and much of the testimony that they've heard since then really reinforces the idea that there was a hold up on the military aid to Ukraine and it was contingent upon some sort of investigation being launched by the new Ukrainian administration.
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The text messages also reveal a conversation last month between Sondland, Volker and William Taylor, the current chargé d'affaires for Ukraine, in which Taylor seemed to express grave concerns that Trump was making the release of U.S. military aid to Ukraine contingent upon Zelensky's decision to investigate the Bidens.
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The top Europe envoy amended his initial testimony to acknowledge that he told a Ukrainian official that U.S. aid was contingent upon a public pledge for investigations, and he later implicated other Trump officials, telling lawmakers that "everyone was in the loop" about the quid pro quo effort.
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While McMillen is quick to point out that he's not personally opposed to players receiving more benefits from their schools—better health insurance; the ability to market their images and likenesses; maybe even bonus money contingent upon academic performance and graduation—he believes that making them employees will spoil their educations.
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The book is said to include an assertion that Trump had made congressionally mandated aid to Ukraine contingent upon the government in Kyiv helping with investigations into the former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenSenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session Sanders campaign says it raised more than .
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Indeed, the day's presentation included numerous attempts to minimize this week's revelation that, in his forthcoming book, John Bolton, the former national security adviser, writes that the president told him that the release of security aid to Ukraine was contingent upon Ukraine's announcing the investigations Mr. Trump sought into Democrats.
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The capability to address key questions of disaster management will be contingent upon effective data collection, curation and rapid analytics — including tracking the geographic concentration of illness and injuries, identifying those who are the most vulnerable and susceptible to disease, and determining the proper placement of incoming resources, equipment and personnel.
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Of course, there are always some bad actors pirating content in the world, but their behavior isn't contingent upon whether the FCC approves a policy that saves cable customers up to $15 billion in overcharges and makes it easier for subscribers to control their own experience when accessing the programming they've paid for.
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Grant agreements released by the faculty senate show that in addition to the renaming and the creation of scholarships trumpeted by the university, the gift from the Koch Foundation is contingent upon the school hiring 12 new faculty members and creating two new centers that will expand on its Law and Economics focus.
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In his bombshell testimony last month, Taylor said he learned that "everything" — including hundreds of millions of dollars in military assistance and an Oval Office meeting with Trump — was contingent upon Ukraine's President Volodymr Zelensky launching the investigations President Donald Trump demanded, and linked Trump directly to an attempted quid pro quo.
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Many religious leaders complained that it did no such thing: trumpeted as a move to allow the faithful to avoid activities that clashed with their beliefs it instead mostly amounted to a restatement of the Johnson Amendment, a rule from 1954 that makes churches' tax-exempt status contingent upon them doing little political advocacy.
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"Our support to all parties is contingent upon the focus on ISIL," he said, noting that the Kurdish elements of the SDF had for the "most part" withdrawn east of the Euphrates River as per an earlier arrangement that sought to allay Turkish concerns by keeping Kurdish fighters in traditionally Kurdish regions of Syria.
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It goes without saying that the lethality of a round is, by any assessment, contingent upon the range, accuracy and fidelity of the sensors and targeting technology in place to provide guidance; accordingly, exact range of fire may be far less important than the range and relative resolution of on-board sights and sensors.
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But Sondland's remark is at odds with testimony from U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor, however, who said Sondland told him that he was explicitly told that "everything"—not just a White House meeting, but military assistance aid as well—was contingent upon Zelensky announcing that he would open investigations into Burisma and 2016 interference.
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The Outlook stabilization would be contingent upon demonstration of a public commitment toward a deleveraging policy including: clear visibility and traction on gross leverage declining below 3x and supplemental net leverage below 2x as the company transitions to a franchising model, produces at least 9083% organic top-line growth and sees EBITDA improvement through targeted productivity initiatives.
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The Outlook stabilization would be contingent upon demonstration of a public commitment toward a deleveraging policy including: clear visibility and traction on gross leverage declining below 3x and supplemental net leverage below 2x as the company transitions to a franchising model, produces at least 3% organic top-line growth with EBITDA improvement through targeted productivity initiatives.
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A job interview for the nominee that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE chose to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy is contingent upon an uncorroborated allegation of a crime.
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Yes, picking on country X about its human rights record might make it harder to secure the release of an American prisoner being held there, but failing to make clear that our support for that country's development and progress will be contingent upon its ability to improve the lives of its citizens only inspires and encourages the greed of corrupt politicians, the tightening fist of autocratic regimes and the hatred of terrorist groups such as ISIS.
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Unequivocally, Pyongyang's nuclear program is at the heart of the dilemma on the Korean Peninsula, but a string of ancillary issues follows — including addressing the regime's human rights violations, economic assistance in exchange for Pyongyang giving up its nuclear weapons (if this should happen), some type of U.S. guarantee of non-aggression toward North Korea (again, contingent upon the DPRK's denuclearization), and ultimately, discussions on the U.S.-South Korea alliance within the context of an evolving security environment in the region.
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Santander Rio and BBVA Frances' IDR and VR would likely move in line with any change to Argentina's SR. MACRO, SUPERVIELLE AND TN Upside potential in the ratings of Macro, Supervielle, and TN is contingent upon an upgrade of the SR. A negative rating action or deterioration in the operating environment that leads to a material deterioration in their financial profiles would negatively pressure the ratings of Supervielle, Macro and TN. HIPOTECARIO In addition to a sovereign upgrade, upward ratings potential for Hipotecario is contingent on the successful implementation of the bank's new strategy, which aims to improve its funding mix and earnings while maintaining adequate capital levels.
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HK: * MERUS AND SIMCERE ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC COLLABORATION ON MULTIPLE BISPECIFIC ANTIBODIES * MERUS - AGREED TO GRANT SIMCERE EXCLUSIVE LICENSE TO DEVELOP & COMMERCIALIZE IN CHINA 3 BISPECIFIC ANTIBODIES USING CO'S BICLONICS TECHNOLOGY PLATFORM * MERUS NV- CO TO BE ELIGIBLE TO GET UPFRONT & MILESTONE PAYMENTS CONTINGENT UPON SIMCERE ACHIEVING CERTAIN SPECIFIED DEVELOPMENT & COMMERCIAL GOALS * MERUS NV - MERUS WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE TIERED ROYALTY PAYMENTS ON SALES OF ANY PRODUCTS RESULTING FROM COLLABORATION IN CHINA FROM SIMCERE * MERUS NV - SIMCERE WILL BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE TIERED ROYALTY PAYMENTS ON SALES OUTSIDE OF CHINA FROM MERUS * MERUS NV - ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL DETAILS WERE NOT DISCLOSED UNDER COLLABORATION WITH SIMCERE Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulRand Paul confronted over 'Republican bullshit' in restaurant This week: Tensions flare over Schiff, impeachment inquiry Turkey sanctions face possible wall in GOP Senate MORE (R-Ky.) said on Thursday morning that U.S. aid to other countries "should be contingent upon behavior" as questions over whether President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE leveraged assistance to Ukraine to pressure Kiev to investigate former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE and his son drives an impeachment investigation in the House.
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