Sentence examples for a precondition from from inspiring English sources

Complete secrecy was a precondition from the start: early on, they were obliged to move studios after the owners allegedly leaked information about who was working there.

Although it had support from old republicans, it was put aside due to a precondition from Princess Isabel that this could only be permitted if the banishment of her family was also rescinded.

This was a precondition for loans from the bank to develop the nation's agricultural sector.

When Tokyo asked Washington to make the successful resolution of this crime a precondition for removing Pyongyang from the U.S. terrorism blacklist, the U.S. government rebuffed the Japanese request.

The timing is significant for Spain, because the creation of a single supervisor under the aegis of the European Central Bank is a precondition for allowing money from a new bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism, to be used to support banks directly, a longstanding request of Spain.

One of the more interesting explanations of chaos in complex systems that I have seen is that it is a precondition for a breakout from a toxic state of affairs called the Gamma Trap.

The detection of this metabolite in blood from patients suffering from periodontitis is a precondition for a possible molecular link between the lipid mediator PAF originating from inflamed periodontal tissues and the development of CHD.

If peace talks begin, North Korea will likely demand normalized ties, significant food and energy aid and even the pullout of American troops from South Korea as a precondition for a nuclear-free Korean peninsula, according to analysts in Seoul.

The first move away from decommissioning as a precondition for negotiations was made by the Blair government after its election, swiftly followed by the IRA's 1997 ceasefire.The IRA's announcement revived hopes which seemed to be dying.

An agreement to reduce its debt burden is a precondition for receiving further bailout funds from European authorities and the IMF.

"Anyone who puts Hezbollah's withdrawal from Syria as a precondition for forming a government is putting a hopeless condition," Nasrallah said, flanked by bodyguards in his second public appearance in two days.