There is a school of thought that sees, in society's reluctance to name women's reproductive organs in any context other than swearing, a symbol of a residual fear of women, the overcoming of which is an essential condition of any progression toward gender parity.
This March, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu announced that Israeli control of the Jordan Valley would be an "essential condition" of any peace deal.
Such agreements protecting the enriched uranium and plutonium associated with nuclear power generation from diversion to weapons should be an essential condition of all future reactor sales to non-nuclear weapons states, not just to Iran.
In "Taxation No Tyranny, Johnsonn argued that the right to tax had been "considered, by all mankind, as comprising the primary and essential condition of all political society, till it became disputed by those zealots of anarchy, who have denied, to the parliament of Britain the right of taxing the American colonies" — zealots who happened to be "drivers of negroes".
The current work is compared with that of [International Journal of Solids and Structures 38 (20012001) 353 367], and the current stress expressions are shown to satisfy three essential conditions of a stress measure.
Kyoto is, at the least, a gesture of responsibility and an acknowledgment of an essential condition of ethical action, which is, and always has been, uncertainty.
Before the 1950s, the majority of literary writers were not part of the academy; writers might sometimes teach as well, but this was not an essential condition of their identity; it was still a minority affair.
