Sentence examples for as the precondition for from inspiring English sources

Commentators conventionally view such migration since the 19th century as the precondition for industrial revolutions.

Pension reform has been set as the precondition for opening talks on much-needed debt relief.

There was no specific demand for Bashar al-Assad to resign, let alone as the precondition for negotiations between the government and its opponents, as western states and most Syrian opposition groups previously insisted.

The effective stress field at the gear tooth during the fatigue test was reproduced by finite element modelling to check using a multiaxial fatigue criterion whether the fatigue crack initiation can be considered as the precondition for failure.

It serves at the same time as the precondition for human selfhood.

This at least was the argument of Habermas' (1995, 1998) 'constitutional patriotism': the democratic practice as the precondition for the development of a common identity, which is in turn the precondition for solidarity.

Or maybe anathematizing one party as much as the other was the precondition for this unlikely joint effort.

Heini Lippuner, Oberwil, Switzerland A necessary union Katinka Barysch ("How to fix the euro zone," Views, Sept. 27) advocates fiscal rules and financial stability as the preconditions for stabilizing the euro zone.

The aim of this research was to identify the essential components of case management for people with dementia as well as the preconditions for an effective delivery of case management services.

The documentation of permanent diagnoses has a crucial role in the German health care system as it is the precondition for payment of specific diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

As concerns the preconditions for effective case management, a distinction is to be made between preconditions pertaining to vision, on the one hand, and organisational and operational preconditions, on the other.