Sentence examples for become a precondition from inspiring English sources

Sacking crooked-seeming officials has, for the World Bank, become a precondition for resuming lending.

For Ignatieff, "the central paradox is that imperialism has become a precondition for democracy".

The apology has become a precondition before South Korea will hold substantive bilateral talks with the North.

He said if doping were legalized, it would become "a precondition, and you no longer have a choice".

It is possible to translate guarded transitions into PROforma by "migrating" the guard transition so that it becomes a precondition on a task, however this translation is not always straightforward because a precondition is always evaluated before a task commences whereas a guard is only evaluated when a state is entered via a particular transition.

Applying these straightforward abstractions to cellular processes has gained currency throughout the biosciences, so much so that a network mind-set has become a necessary precondition for thinking about systems of gene regulatory interactions.

In CBPR, confessionary practices have become a necessary precondition for both understanding and changing the community.

And I will support the effort of the people of Puerto Rico if they wish to become a state, with no precondition".

In so doing, care becomes not a precondition or source for the relationships between teachers and students, but a necessary outcome.

These findings suggest that the induction of hypertrophic preconditioning has the potential to become a new approach to providing cardioprotection for patients with pressure overload.

"It's only with negotiations between the two sides that we demand immediately, without any preconditions, that a Palestinian state can become a reality," he said.