Sentence examples for chief prerequisites from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

But at last its chief prerequisites the removal of Mr Milosevic and a new, reform-minded majority in Serbia's parliament are there.It is fortunate, too, that the end of the Milosevic era came democratically and with little bloodshed.

"These are prerequisites".

"We have all the prerequisites".

The board, comprising the chief executive, Richard Scudamore, and the chairman, Sir David Richards, approved Ince's appointment despite him lacking the Uefa Pro Licence that its organisation insists is a prerequisite for managing at the highest level in this country.

Hollywood movie stars are prerequisites.

The prerequisites were good looks and ambition.

Sustaining such popularity has unusual prerequisites.