Sentence examples for a precondition from the 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due to a precondition from Princess Isabel that this could only be permitted if the banishment of her family was also rescinded.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.

That's a precondition of music, from the consumer side.

A year later, it made the unprecedented move of publicly opposing a five-year $7.5bn £4.9bnn) American aid bill that as a precondition required the military to refrain from "subverting the political or judicial processes of Pakistan".

Initially, the Houthis had called for a ceasefire as a precondition to the talks, while Hadi's precondition was the withdrawal of the Houthis from the areas they seized.

Nor do Palestinians think Israel will evacuate the scores of small Jewish settlements far from Israel's borders, a precondition for uniting the dozen disconnected chunks of current Palestinian territory.

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.

Ms. Merkel is not wrong to argue that economic reform in countries such as Greece should be a precondition of financial support from the rest of the euro zone.

The power to attain samadhi is a precondition of attaining release from the cycle of death and rebirth (samsara).

Previous efforts to find a political solution to the conflict have foundered on preconditions from the two sides.