Sentence examples for Personal prerequisites from inspiring English sources

The result indicates that each generational group develops unique knowledge and experience that is based on social, organizational and personal prerequisites and experience.

In this context, three elements seem important: First, political and personal freedom are prerequisites for progress as well as for flexible and adaptive reactions to change.

We do not see personal contact as prerequisite, but as facilitating the research process.

The Baptist requirement of free personal decision as a prerequisite of membership in the congregation leads to the restriction of baptism to believers (i.e., those who have made and confessed such a decision of faith) and therefore to the repudiation of infant baptism; this in turn leads to the restriction of Communion at the Lord's Supper to those who have been properly baptized.

Rather, the critical thinking, civic and historical knowledge and ethical reasoning that the humanities develop have a different purpose: They are prerequisites for personal growth and participation in a free democracy, regardless of career choice.

The ability to participate and take an active positioning requires patients' personal and social resources, prerequisites such as personal and clear information and respectful treatment by healthcare professionals.

Also, anyone trying to board a plane knows in advance that a search of his personal belongings is a prerequisite.

It cannot be said, however, that Jesus viewed personal loyalty as a prerequisite for inclusion in the kingdom.

I learned that toughness and laughter was a prerequisite to personal happiness.

Self-reflection and personal understanding is a prerequisite to deeper psychological growth.

Many polls indicated that a majority of "evangelicals" no longer attach much importance to personal morality as a prerequisite for effective and faithful public service.