under conditions

"Not under conditions which would pay only half the available money?"

And certainly she had never set down under conditions that might change in the next moment.

Under conditions like these, training goes out the window, and you just have to make the best of what you've been given.

"People have to learn to work under conditions of democracy," he said.

Life as we know it may exist under conditions quite different from those on earth.

These people have been in prison for months under conditions we know virtually nothing about.

One never knew what would happen on a world that was being explored for the first time, especially under conditions such as these.

They have been tried and sentenced under conditions one can only imagine.

He liked water, but under conditions of his own choosing.

Particularly under conditions such as we have at the moment."

"We have kids and teachers in schools under conditions that should not be tolerated," he said.

He spent his last years in retirement under conditions of house arrest.

I will not give you even the smallest responsibility under conditions such as this.

No one can carry out any meaningful research under conditions like that.

Palestinians say they would not take part in elections under conditions like those.

They may be used under conditions where water pressure and temperature vary.

It operated under conditions similar to the 70-class then in operation.

Four of the nine were released on November 15, under conditions.

Under conditions like this, extensive agriculture, even life in general, would be difficult.

After which, he was placed under conditions of house arrest for another nine years.

How can truth be apprehended under conditions of little light?

What can be done to make good (or at least the best possible) decisions under conditions of uncertainty?

"This says that under conditions of excessive pressure, people will even kill themselves."

"Do you understand that your return could be under conditions of subversive violence?"

To him a promise was a serious matter at any time; made under conditions like these it would be held sacred.