“contingent”造句，怎麼用contingent造句

We need critical standards that are contingent and temporal, rather than timeless and absolute.

4. Build a contingent of high-caliber leading cadres and form an energetic and promising leadership.

With relational tacit knowledge, information could be fully known, exchanged and used, but isn't for contingent reasons.

First, it's said, the anger felt towards Obama - among the "tea party" contingent, for instance - is in the main ideological.

S. efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan -- as of early 2010 the U. S. Army had 2,800 active-duty dogs deployed (the largest canine contingent in the world).

The European Union's police training mission, always inadequate, is struggling to find staff to increase its contingent from about 200 to 400.

He showed that the subject had no substance, no 'nature', being a function both of the contingent laws of language and of the always singular history of objects of desire.

The age requirement should not be too rigid, if only because without our present contingent of cadres we could fulfil none of our tasks -- including the task of reducing the average age of cadres.

Naturally a correspondent contingent has been formed here.

The contingent marched in the direction of the Western Hills.

The contingent of cadres should become more revolutionary, better-educated, more professional, more competent and younger.

But by far the most worrying contingent liability looming over America is its growing exposure to residential mortgages.

According to analysts at Deutsche Bank, giving the fund sufficient firepower to help Italy would raise France's contingent liability to almost 13% of GDP.

Since the appointment of addition team members is contingent on the total budget allocated for the proposal development, the proposal lead needs to be consulted before assigning additional resources.

The time of his arrival is contingent on the weather.

This government has attached great importance to building a contingent of public servants with a fine work style.

to Build a contingent of high-caliber leading cadres capable of assuming heavy responsibilities and withstanding the test of trials and tribulations

Maybe identity, as philosophers like to put it, maybe identity is contingent.

By 2004, an executive from Silicon Valley Bank was quoted in the San Francisco Chronicle after leading a contingent of VCs back to the Holy Land saying Israel was poised to explode again.

Who should care for the elderly and how pension systems should be funded are often contingent on cultural norms and preferences.