And with technology enabling us to work anywhere, any time, reasonable adjustments are no longer contingent upon whether or not you can continue to physically make it into the physical office.
When war broke out between England and France in 1793, his father, the king, insisted that he should command the British contingent that was being dispatched to Flanders to cooperate with the Austrians and the dutch.
Happiness is much more contingent on our state of mind than our status or the state of our bank account. And that's where transformation comes in. And that's why it's so important for wellbeing.
When they entered the large common room of the inn they found assembled there about ten men from among the neighbouring population, and the group was increased by the new contingent to double that number.
You know, most people I know, when they buy a house, they put in an offer, and it's always contingent on whether or not you can get a loan from the bank to buy it.
For the past 48 hours only UN peace keepers and a small contingent of Congolese police men have been tasked for trying to maintain law and order in this city of up to a million people.