Sentence examples for a precondition for a from inspiring English sources

The rebels are demanding his resignation as a precondition for a deal.

But he warned the international community against setting Gaddafi's departure as a precondition for a deal.

Mr. McCain said that the success of the Bush administration's strategy was essentially a precondition for a more limited American role that could follow.

Mr. Bush was right to drop his previous insistence on a halt to Palestinian violence as a precondition for a new American initiative.

8.06am: The Financial Times today leads with a story saying that electoral reform is not a "precondition" for a deal between the Liberal Democrats and the Tories.

That needn't mean allowing "Blairite" cuckoos into the nest, only recognising that there is a "soft left" whose support is a precondition for a functional party.

Both the US and the Palestinians are calling for a halt on construction as a precondition for a resumption of peace talks with Israel.

It is not clear when or why America abandoned its notion that China should commit itself to peaceful reunification as a precondition for a presidential visit.

Mr. Clements's point is that the kind of trust Jesus teaches is a precondition for an efficient marketplace.

These people are reported to have urged Gorbachev not to make an agreement on S.D.I. a precondition for an agreement to reduce long-range nuclear missiles.

In July, my colleague Jeremy Peters pulled back the blanket on the growing practice of allowing political sources to read and approve quotations as a precondition for an interview.