Sentence examples for be a precondition for from inspiring English sources

But a crisis need not be a precondition for challenge and choice.

But a much stronger commitment would probably be a precondition for any Labour buy-in.

"Agreement on the E.C.B. supervisor will certainly be a precondition for its use".

While being a bookworm may not be a precondition for becoming a mass murderer, it's certainly no impediment.

Not surprisingly, Rutherford said that changing the name would not be a precondition for any future stadium deal.

Although a cessation of hostilities can facilitate humanitarian access, it cannot be a precondition for such access anywhere in Syria.

"Ensuring safe and healthful working conditions for the employee should be a precondition for any home-based work assignments," OSHA said in the letter.

But he reiterated Russia's insistence that Mr. Assad's ouster could not be a precondition for talks, as the American-backed Syrian opposition leaders have demanded.

Mr. Taylor's exit has been said by the United States to be a precondition for any American military involvement in peacekeeping in this country.

An end to the current violence would improve the atmosphere for such a conference, but should not be a precondition for summoning it.

Mr. Adams says disarmament should not be a precondition for Sinn Fein's gaining ministerial posts in the new provincial executive body to be created by the Assembly.