Sentence examples similar to government prerequisites from inspiring English sources

Congolese army sources suggested the capture or killing of Ntaganda had been a government-imposed prerequisite to any deal.

But improving relations with Kosovo's government is a prerequisite for Serbia's European Union membership.

Adequate representation of the nationalities on every level of government is a prerequisite.

The two tribes are the only two in Connecticut recognized as tribes by the Federal government, a necessary prerequisite to opening a casino.

Mr. Obama sees retaining the stability of markets and the confidence of investors as a primary goal of government and a prerequisite for achieving any major changes in public policy.

Here, on the contrary, the incidence of the tax as well as its measure is tied to the earnings which the State of Wisconsin has made possible, insofar as government is the prerequisite for the fruits of civilization for which, as Mr. Justice Holmes was fond of saying, we pay taxes.

So for these two prerequisites, the government should develop a strict approval process for construction projects.

The National Board of Health and Welfare has been commissioned by the government to investigate the prerequisites for integrating individual-level data for prescribed drugs into health records.

Americans perennially complain about Washington gridlock, but for seven decades they have regularly produced gridlock's prerequisite: divided government.

Responsible union self-government demands, among other prerequisites, a fair opportunity to function.

Hawkins said that a credible investigation from the Afghan government would be one prerequisite for the agency's return to Afghanistan.