Sentence examples for a condition for joining from inspiring English sources

Kurdish leaders invoke Article 140 like an article of faith, making its implementation a condition for joining Mr. Maliki's new governing coalition.

By the summer the government will have to choose between maintaining a tough fiscal stance (a condition for joining the euro) and easing the pain of recession.

As a condition for joining Mr. Sharon's coalition, it has made stiff political demands like the formal scrapping of the Oslo accords with the Palestinians, and it could ultimately favor early elections.

Bishop Artemije, the leader of the Serbian National Council, has made better treatment of Serbs a condition for joining Albanian leaders in the administration set up by the United Nations.

This brings Germany uncomfortably close to the limits set by the euro area's "stability and growth pact"—an agreement to restrain government borrowing that was a condition for joining the single currency.The turnaround in Germany has been remarkably sudden.

The Lithuanian government has said it wants to replace the Ignalina nuclear power plant, which was partly closed in 2004 for safety reasons at the insistence of the European Union, which required it as a condition for joining.

As Britain's perennial third-place party, the Liberal Democrats and their leader, Nick Clegg, set a referendum on the alternate vote system as a central condition for joining the coalition last May, when a general election left the Conservatives short of a House of Commons majority.

Mr. Sharon's key condition for joining forces is that Mr. Barak renege on the Camp David understandings, too.

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Second is Rauner's condition for joining budget negotiations.

The three-party coalition has been crippled by bickering over reforms that are a condition for talks on joining the European Union.