Sentence examples for as its precondition from inspiring English sources

Surely this is what the social historian Lawrence Stone had in mind when he noted that the remarriage rate in the seventeenth century was similar to that of today, with divorce replacing death as its precondition: Indeed, it looks very much as if modern divorce is little more than a functional substitute for death.

The fluent shoot has Loaded as its only precondition and Alive as a negative effect; wait has no preconditions and no effects.

And what is it about the "sharing economy" of Uber and Airbnb currently creating a desperate servant underclass that should give us hope that, as Mason writes, "because its precondition is abundance, postcapitalism will deliver some form of social justice spontaneously"?

And what is it about the "sharing economy" of Uber and Airbnb – currently creating a desperate servant underclass – that should give us hope that, as Paul writes, "because its precondition is abundance, postcapitalism will deliver some form of social justice spontaneously"?

If, as some maintain, all human rights are best interpreted as protecting human agency and its preconditions, then it would follow that those incapable of agency, such as young children, should not be accorded human rights (Griffin 2002).

No wonder Everything Everywhere, which had to promise the European Commission to sell off a quarter of its spectrum as a precondition for its creation through the merger of T-Mobile and Orange's UK operations, is now asking to hold on to some of that airspace.

Bulgaria had to close four of its old reactors at Kozloduy as a precondition for its 2007 EU membership.

When the very possibility of its having any such effect is stripped away from art as a precondition of its being permitted to exist, the formulation has been turned on its head and has no more merit as a logical argument.

The vote has polarised opinion in the country, where nuclear energy has been a sensitive political topic ever since Bulgaria had to close four of its old reactors at the Kozloduy plant as a precondition for its 2007 EU membership.

At the same time, we are not asking the United States to change its system as a precondition to normalizing relations.

Upon assuming office, the Obama Administration, rather unexpectedly, offered up unrelenting criticism of Israel's ongoing settlement construction and virtually demanded its halt as a precondition to set the right tone for a resumption of Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.