Sentence examples for hard prerequisite from inspiring English sources

If anything, diplomatic efforts should go towards encouraging North Korea to sign up to the Non-Proliferation Treaty and submit to regular IAEA inspections rather than stubbornly insisting that disarmament is a hard prerequisite for engagement.

No Child Left Behind has its problems, but it has ushered in a data revolution, and hard data is the prerequisite for change.

According to Kan et al. the presence of ideal pre-existent soft and hard conditions are a prerequisite for immediate implant placement and provisionalization.

Hence, excellent oxidation resistance is a prerequisite for hard coating materials in order to preserve the mechanical properties, such as hardness and wear resistance, also at elevated temperatures.

As was true when Harvard's president found himself swirling in controversy for questioning some of the sacred cows of the academic enterprise, it's the students who appear best to understand that the ability indeed, the willingness to raise hard questions is a prerequisite, not a failing, in an academic leader.

Hard work is a prerequisite to economic success, and it is also held up as a virtue in itself.

Moral messages abounded, usually promoting hard work as a prerequisite to material wealth.

All of these prerequisites, impossibly hard though they may seem now, are necessary to create a dialogue, whether for the simplest solution -- a cease-fire under international observers -- or for the most unlikely one, namely Chechen self-determination.

But, given the swarm of vain consumers out there, hard proof may not be prerequisite for success.

The extent to which a population responds to fishery selection has some key prerequisites (Law 1991a; Hard 2004).

But given the swarm of vain consumers out there, hard proof may not be a prerequisite for success.