provided that , also: providing that
on condition that , also: on the condition that
providing

Provided that what he wanted to do was be king.

There were any number of people who could have provided that answer.

Whatever else you may think of my father, he has provided that.

The answer is yes, provided that the environmental conditions do not change.

"Provided that you answer a few questions, along with it."

Students are free to choose anyone of them provided that they have the means.

The act provided that not more than 900,000 men were to be in training at any one time, and it limited service to 12 months.

One person could cope provided that she was always doing things.

Provided that the state of which they are from granted the same.

The state provided that the 2009 election must be held by March 2010.

I can do without your payments, provided that you are not getting them.

Dogs may be brought into the park provided that they are kept on a lead at all times.

Provided that they all survived this night, the day to come.

Few provided that extra service these days, even for a charge.

And it was easy enough, provided that you could avoid being caught in the act.

Section five provided that no person could vote more than once at each election.

The adult home provided that structure and other people around her.

The rules provided that this could be done by a player vote.

This is, of course, provided that I am able to locate her once again.

No convincing evidence has been provided that this will in fact be the case.

Europe does not lack the means, provided that it has the political will and the financial resources.

Rules are fine, provided that they apply to all players.

As for relaxation - well, the town itself provided that.

It allows countries to set their own standards, provided that these are based on science.

Sometimes it's worth it (always provided that we have the money).

He spoke on condition that his full name not be used.

"I just thought about him all the time," said the woman, who spoke on condition that her name not be used.

Both spoke only on condition that they not be identified.

But only on condition that I deliver it in person.

An example may help: property could be left to somebody on condition that he did something.

She accepts only on condition that he take in the other children as well.

She has died and left him a large fortune on condition that he took the name.

I do not give something to someone else who really needs it on condition that they be grateful.

"The girl comes with us on condition that you forgive me."

The officials, who spoke on condition that they would not be identified, are involved in economic policy making.

"A lot of it is psychological," he said on condition that his name not be used.

He agrees to do so on condition that she will sleep with him.

"They were fighting a lot," said the man, who spoke on condition that his name not be used.

The employees all spoke on condition that their names not be used.

I shall work for him on condition that he pay me weekly.

"But suppose I marry on condition that you do not leave me?"

Implementation is contingent on conditions that were not met as of 2010.

He allowed them a week's holiday a year, but on condition that they could not leave the village.

Only on condition that he changes his surname first though.

He has taken her back without it on condition that I let him adopt our younger son.

A few have been released on condition that they remain available to the authorities.

I therefore voted for the report, but on condition that things improve in future.

But on condition that you and your daughter will agree to be present at every performance."

The documents were made available on condition that their source not be identified.

Nigel came into some money, or something, on condition that he changed his name.