Synonym: contingent on, dependant on, dependent on, depending on, detail. Similar words: continent, continuing, subcontinent, tangential, continue, continued, continual, continuous. Meaning: [-nt] n. 1. a gathering of persons representative of some larger group 2. a temporary military unit. adj. 1. possible but not certain to occur 2. determined by conditions or circumstances not yet established 3. uncertain because of uncontrollable circumstances.
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31. Behavioural techniques Most treatment programmes include behavioural modification techniques, making the patient's access to pleasurable activities contingent on weight gain.
32. What further contingent liabilities are being assumed elsewhere in the group?
33. Margin Rule 5-28 imposes various requirements in relation to margined contingent liability transactions.
34. Secondly, the integrity of pastoral systems and management processes is contingent upon their being reflected in all aspects of school management.
35. Instead, the vendor should be encouraged to identify, describe and quantify the actual and contingent liabilities arising from these disputes.
36. Lack of Administrative Communication Job anxieties within the entire contingent continued, and dissatisfaction mounted.
37. But when violence broke out, it was from a small contingent of fans, not assassins.
38. A large contingent of paratroopers was sent to the region.
39. They would be joined by the H-P contingent, a cautious lot sensitive to all sorts of blasphemies against previously held wisdom.
40. It is a necessarily existing source of all actuality, which actualises a subset of possibilities by a contingent act of will.
41. A small contingent of members were given the option of running either 15 or 21 miles.
42. If there was a substantial homosexual contingent at any one mass, it was composed of fairly discrete people.
43. A second contingent of base personnel departed early Monday morning.
44. Erb's promotion was contingent upon finishing her a university degree.
45. Compounds of limitation are derived at three different levels, from limitations which are continuous, contextual,[www.Sentencedict.com] and contingent.
46. In particular, contingent entities can not be individuated in an absolute sense by any kind of descriptive phrase.
47. The choice may be quite temporary and for limited purposes - using contingent loyalties as strategies for action.
48. Even the smaller contingent was delayed: less than a quarter of it was in place by April 1st.
49. The fixed fee element above is not contingent on a deal being completed.
50. The Hearst organization alone sent thirty reporters, plus a contingent of photographers.
51. There are two other contingent relations which should be mentioned at this stage.
52. Clearly, the vendor will seek as large a consideration as possible, with as few contingent liabilities as possible.
53. The physical realm is the realm of contingent, temporal, concrete and fuzzy particulars.
54. By late summer, Tanganyika Onean all-male contingent of surveyors and geologists-was in the host country.
55. Congressional Republicans have made an increase in the debt ceiling contingent on a balanced budget agreement to their liking.
56. A heavy police contingent, with more than 100 jeeps and bus loads of militiamen in reserve, separated the two sides.
57. At that the Barnett contingent, already worked up from their previous encounter, began to hurl stones at the two brothers.
58. There was also a small contingent of Napster supporters carrying placards in support of the beleaguered music-swapping service.
59. He became the campus wit for a growing contingent of former boarding school chaps who arrived at Harvard the same autumn.
60. The vehicle was preceded by a contingent of drummers, with armed soldiers riding on each side.
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