Sentence examples for essential preconditions from inspiring English sources

He said he "always knew that a reputation for credibility and a platform for stability were the essential preconditions for achieving [Labour's] goals".

Kosovo continues to receive generous foreign support intended to foster its recovery, but the essential preconditions for a healthy market economy are missing.

Drugs can sedate, but they do not help children deal with trauma — in fact, they may prevent recovery by interfering with learning and the formation of relationships, essential preconditions for becoming functioning adults.

Even John Berger, a more dispassionate critic, has said: "That she became a world legend is in part due to the fact that... under the new world order, the sharing of pain is one of the essential preconditions for a refinding of dignity and hope".

Unfortunately, however, the current German government and, woefully, too many liberals in Europe and the United States have failed to apply a no less important lesson of World War II: total victory in war followed by military occupation were essential preconditions for de-Nazification and democratization of German society.

But officials cautioned that Mr. Gromyko — a master of vagueness and the verbal loophole — has not said the final word on this point and that in any case the removal of the end-of-the-year ultimatum is but one of the essential preconditions to any crisis negotiations.

An essential precondition was better membership.

"It is an essential precondition to getting out of the crisis".

An essential precondition would be the development of in-country benefit sharing mechanisms.

The essential precondition for that, he says, is a "security doctrine based on nonviolence".

This would be an essential precondition before any serious discussion of reunification could begin.