Sentence examples for a precondition in a from inspiring English sources

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Indeed, institutional flexibility and rapid adjustment of balance sheets seems a precondition in a monetary union with limited transfers amongst member nations.

He added that there was therefore little sense in making Sinn Fein endorsement for joint policing a precondition in the Northern negotiations.

All of this could be done while maintaining the supremacy of China's one-party system — a precondition in today's China.

Also, any patient factor, which might influence guideline implementation according to the systematic review [ 15], was not identified as a precondition in our results.

The vulnerability and need for prioritisation of displaced populations has been highlighted as a precondition in attaining universal access and the Millennium Development Goals[ 17].

Subsequently, the government launched the Health Sector Strategic Plan 2000 05, which increased spending on health coupled with higher user fees and was introduced in 1993 as a precondition for a World Bank loan [ 35].

Despite the great pleasure I took in chemistry, I decided not to undertake a Ph.D., which, at that time, was a precondition for a job in research.

A pro-environmental attitude and the intrinsic motivation to act according to environmental/sustainability beliefs has been a precondition for a success in the past [9].

The absence of such a domain presumably results in increased extracellular mobility which in turn is a precondition for a systemic mode of action.

But is there something to be said for the German position implicit here, that a proven willingness to integrate deeply into the host society should be a precondition for an freehold place in that society?