Sentence examples similar to Intellectual prerequisite from inspiring English sources
I left the DC Convention Center that night with a feeling that despite all my "healthy skepticism" and prerequisite intellectual dissatisfaction with the present functioning of our political system, perhaps some of our public servants were in fact truly interested in serving the public... or at the very least weren't nearly as bad as they seemed on Hardball.
Although the intellectual and social prerequisites for industrialization were not uniquely present in any one nation, an unusual confluence of commercial, geographic, and technological factors in Britain led to far-reaching changes in such strategic activities as textiles, transport, and iron.
Of course, no one has shown that intellectual prowess is a prerequisite for the presidency.
Those two qualities will be accompanied by adequate intellectual capacity, which is a natural prerequisite.
Even if enough candidates with these prerequisites (in addition to intellectual prowess) could be found, how desirable is it to limit trusteeship to so small a segment of the population?
This affects his choice of romantic partner: intellectual or even moral equality is not a prerequisite for him.
Physiological development of PG in the course of day and night is a prerequisite for the optimum physical and intellectual working capacity and prevention of diabetes complications.
In addition, with the challenge to the notion of AAC prerequisites, those with severe to profound intellectual impairments began to be served.
[C6.] In Egypt, a Battle Over Patent Laws As an Egyptian delegation visits Washington to discuss increasing American direct investment in Egypt and bolstering the $3.1 billion in trade, a battle is raging in Egypt over an intellectual property rights law, which the United States said was a prerequisite for a free-trade agreement.
