define the conditions
specify the conditions

In the 1990 law, Congress did not specify diseases or conditions.

He noted only that each person offered a job would be asked to sign an agreement specifying employment terms and conditions.

An authorisation can be subject to any conditions or limitations specified in it.

The contract specified the terms and conditions under which Pinkerton's services were purchased.

During the first twelve months, you must observe all the conditions specified in the warehouse approval letter.

St. George's had submitted "satisfactory plans and commitments to meet certain conditions specified by the department," a statement from the education officials said.

It is impossible, because of measurement errors, to perfectly specify atmospheric conditions at any one time, he said.

Indeed, they only specify sufficient conditions for to be true, which should be completed by the fact that is false in all other cases.

'We will then start to be recognised by the people who specify job descriptions and conditions of employment,' he says.

Economic theory may also specify conditions such that supply and demand through the market is an efficient mechanism for allocating resources.