Sentence examples for economic prerequisites from inspiring English sources

They have been dragged into the 21st century on rich country terms, and under a global economic model which provides no escape route from poverty for those denied the economic prerequisites (health, education, land, markets, capital) to make their own way in the world.

Economic prerequisites include sufficient market activity to match demand and supply.

New reproductive technologies can only be successfully introduced in developing countries if sociocultural and economic prerequisites are fulfilled and governments can be persuaded to support their introduction.

This finding supports the assumption that economic competencies are prerequisites of students' aspirations in general and in the long run of ambitions for social participation.

In this way, "non-rational determinants of political-administration action" were to be reduced.19 The project team ascertained "fundamental assumptions and allocated information holdings" of the administrators "on social, economic and political prerequisites".

It may also be defined more broadly as a socio-technical energy system, including not merely the technical components but also the social actors who construct, operate and use the plant, as well as the economic and legal prerequisites for the activity [15, 31, 32].

Another economic architecture is prerequisite.

This was to promote the social integration of different economic classes, a prerequisite to enlarging their mutual understanding and sympathies.

But Mr. Keller argued that literacy skills and access to information were prerequisites for economic and political growth and that "technology can help foster these things".

Technological advances, and the ubiquity of always-on media, may be undermining one of the key psychological prerequisites for economic growth: patience, and the willingness to put off current gratification for future gains.

The bank could borrow money cheaply in the global markets, thanks to the creditworthiness of its shareholders (the largest being the US government), then use that money to finance the prerequisites for economic growth – things such as roads, schools, hospitals and power plants.