contingent upon

The government could ensure high-quality care by making reimbursements to child-care facilities contingent upon meeting certain requirements for adequate staffing, training and even requiring that children undergo developmental screenings, said Edwards.

“I only signed it because I didn’t think I had a choice and it was contingent upon my release,” Roberts said.

Problems of unprecedented complexity, and a generation’s worth of scientific progress contingent upon solving them.

Several provisions of the budget are contingent upon approval of companion legislation:

“Preserving democracy is contingent upon a free and robust press, and the LA Times has been instrumental in upholding this democratic principle.”