Sentence examples for chief prerequisite from inspiring English sources
The chief prerequisite for a coup is control of all or part of the armed forces, the police, and other military elements.
While data bearing on influenza virus human cell adaptation (e.g., receptor binding) are beginning to be understood at the molecular level, the basis for viral adaptation to efficient human-to-human spread, the chief prerequisite for pandemic emergence, is unknown for any influenza virus.
Declaring that he could not smile and weep with the multitude, he singled out "substantiality" and "honesty with oneself" as the chief prerequisites of a good writer.
*A slight majority of all three groups surveyed also said international experience was not a prerequisite to becoming a chief executive.
"Transparency is a prerequisite," says Toby Heaps, Corporate Knights' editor-in-chief.
General Motors' interim chief executive, Edward Whitacre, says he expects the government-owned automaker to be profitable in 2010 but that profits aren't a prerequisite for a public stock offering, possibly before the end of the year.
Perhaps one of the chief goals of the study of political systems should be to determine as exactly as possible the conditions and prerequisites of those forms of change that permit the peaceful and evolutionary development of human society.
Practically prerequisite.
Prerequisite: Apology Workshop.
