Sentence examples for a new prerequisite from inspiring English sources

To keep these students, the college has enrolled them in a "pre-nursing" program, a new prerequisite for staying on the waiting list.

Creating an environment in which students can learn effectively and efficiently becomes the new prerequisite, demanding not only that teachers are experts in their fields but also and more importantly that they understand how people learn [ 37].

"Instead, these new prerequisites would apply to new justices only," the report said.

Under the power-sharing deal, a new Constitution is a prerequisite for new elections.

But Obama was seeking to create a new mood, which is a prerequisite to progress.

The country's parliament this week again refused to accept his nominee for prime minister, a prerequisite for a new government to be sworn in.

The supervisor is a prerequisite for a new European bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism, to provide aid directly to the troubled banks of countries including Spain and Ireland.

Guaranteeing major new aid flows for developing countries has become a prerequisite for a new climate agreement, but many developing countries argue that the $100bn on offer from rich countries falls far short of the funding necessary to help 130 poor countries which face devastating climate change.

Ending them was a prerequisite for a new era of engagement based on mutual respect.The world demands American attention, but resents American meddlingA big disappointment of his first term, Mr Obama has told aides, was the intractability of the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

In fact, some degree of expression initially after duplication seems a strong prerequisite for a new duplicate to escape pseudogenization.

It seems to us that a prerequisite for a new generation of informative studies to emerge is the use of an RF meter.