Sentence examples for a precondition for approving from inspiring English sources

Karzai became agitated as the talks faltered amid recriminations over U.S. failure to deliver leading Taliban figures long held in Guantánamo, and declared U.S. reengagement in peace negotiations was a precondition for approving the bilateral security agreement.

The European Union and the International Monetary Fund have made a successful bond swap a precondition for final approval of a €130 billion bailout approved last month.

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.

So the modern period is a precondition for these policies.

Because oxygen, apparently, is a precondition for complex, multicellular life.

Some countries made industrial investments a precondition for resource deals.

He viewed agricultural development as a precondition for industrialization.

They were a precondition for the bank's actions, and continue to carry importance.

For Ignatieff, "the central paradox is that imperialism has become a precondition for democracy".

That is a precondition for success but by no means a guarantee.

But a crisis need not be a precondition for challenge and choice.