I was a little confused by the following sentence because 条件 is a regular noun, but looking at examples I see that it means "on the condition of [object]": 財政危機におちいっているギリシャは、 緊縮を条件に、ヨーロッパのほかの国から支援を受けています
I'm wondering, was there a verb that just isn't said anymore?
And I'm trying to think of other example constructs like it, but haven't come up with anything. Is this a common construct?
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, but I'm not positive. – istrasci May 24 '12 at 17:47