At least two conditions must be added to interest and ambiguity as prerequisites for rumour.
But those measures will be listed as objectives for the Geneva "process," not as prerequisites for the meeting next month.
Michael Tarazi correctly identifies equal rights and the end of partition as prerequisites of a lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
Enacting standards for federal elections is consistent with the Voting Rights Act, which has banned literacy tests nationwide as prerequisites for voting.
The current approach appears premised on the belief that Mr. Bush's call in June for sweeping improvements in Palestinian security procedures, across-the-board institutional reform and leadership change as prerequisites for genuine political progress is having its intended effect.
Risk-averse studios will be pondering the degree to which Radcliffe ticks the "guys want to be him, women want to be with him" boxes, usually accepted as prerequisites for A-list stardom among male film actors.
Kindness and compassion are thought of as prerequisites for becoming a nurse – and if you asked any of the students why they're studying nursing, they would say they want to care for people.
Mr. Christie is negotiating with state employee unions for a new set of contracts, and with the Legislature over a state budget, and aides said he viewed the health and pension provisions as prerequisites for both.
Cognizant of the popular appeal of nationalism, the Nationalist Party set up a government pledged to achieve national unity at home and national independence from foreign control as prerequisites to a program of modernization and national reconstruction.
Others picked up on the fact that Mark Zuckerberg's girlfriend is Chinese-American, with a nod to the phenomenon I wrote about recently in The New Yorker: Chinese men and their difficulty in securing the assets they need as prerequisites for marriage.
What Sergio Mazza, Mary Furlong and James Harrington have in common are a knack for synthesis and an open mind about packaging their knowledge and experience in new ways -- characteristics that may matter more as prerequisites for new-economy success than technical wizardry or tolerance of 100-hour workweeks.
