Sentence examples for a fundamental condition from inspiring English sources

He adds: "Privacy, for me, is a fundamental condition of creation, of work".

Mr Netanyahu says it is not a precondition for talking, but it is a "fundamental condition" for reaching agreement.

In "The Great War and Modern Memory," published in 1975, Fussell declared that endless war had become a fundamental "condition" of modern civilization.

So, its willingness to change that — to become "egalitarian," in the language of Jewish liberalization — was from the start a fundamental condition of the merger.

Another undercover reporter, using a different cover story, told a representative of the Dubai-based Atlas Corporate Services that confidentiality was a fundamental condition for him.

Ballard's claim that the most beautiful building in London is the Hilton Hotel at Heathrow Airport, and the postcolonial scholar Homi Bhabha's observation that "in-betweenness is a fundamental condition of our times".

"If you breach any fundamental condition of the sentence, I will drag you back into court and you will go to jail".

Nevertheless, the underlying principle of schools needing to be more welcoming and supportive to girls is certainly evident as an "assumed" fundamental condition of their participation.

Singh had an interesting take: "The fundamental condition of the West is one of guilt, linked to death — from which black is inseparable.

If one were asked to prescribe the fundamental condition for a good world, it would be: peace and freedom for all, where "freedom" means personal autonomy and mental liberation from prejudice, superstition, ignorance and fear.

In suggesting that the Bill did indeed violate the Articles of Union, it was submitted that, prior to Union, the Estates of Parliament, Scotland's old, pre-Union parliament, was entitled to impose conditions, and that one fundamental condition was a guarantee of representation of Scotland in both Houses of Parliament at Westminster.