"My precondition for peace," he says, "is a comprehensive solution for the Palestinian refugee problem, on the soil of the future Palestine" - which he sees as being the West Bank and Gaza, linked by a corridor, or underground tunnel, and cleared of almost all Israeli settlements.
"People were aware" of East Hampton's precondition, including "my own town planner and the consulting firm," Mr. Horton said, "but they did not openly reveal it".
Rosi Braidotti claims "being a women is always already there as the ontological precondition for my existential becoming a subject" (1994, 187).
What I've had to accept is that I can't expect "social acceptance" as a precondition to my recovery, be it from the sexual abuse in my past, my battles with depression and suicide, or my continuing struggles with addiction.
Anything that is not included in this system and part of the informational storage in the genome is in my view therefore a precondition for the origin of life, but it is not part of the system.
"If Yanukovych takes a positive decision, I sincerely ask you [EU country leaders] to sign the agreement without any preconditions, including my release," she said in the message, read out by her daughter Eugenia.
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In general (remembering my mum's advice) the fewer preconditions the better, given the inevitable uncertainty about the balance of power.
"The precondition for me reopening my account was they had to delete that tweet," Walsh said.
While it may be seen as an unwelcome view among the community of faith, secularism, in my strongest personal view, is a necessary precondition for modern political discourse.
