Sentence examples for held prerequisite from inspiring English sources
Even if there are still controversies about the so-called "amyloid hypothesis" in the pathogenesis of AD [ 120], the fact remains that amyloidosis is practically a held prerequisite for the diagnosis of AD.
Returning from the Carthaginian campaign to Rome to stand for the aedileship, he was elected instead to the consulship, even though he was underage and had not held the prerequisite praetorship.
In the recent past, the matchup held plenty of prerequisites for one, from trash talking to bravado and an extra shove here and there.
I sympathise with the evil journalistic instincts at work, for it is true that Tuffrey lacks the slightest trace of the celebrity profile widely held to be a prerequisite of mayoral candidacy.
Over the past decade, NASA's robotic spacecraft have turned up convincing evidence that eons ago the planet held one of the prerequisites for life.
As the first part of the activity was to assemble the Pi, for the activity held at Kilgraston, the only prerequisite for the school was to check the school's VGA monitors would work with the Pi (http://4273pi.org/files/2015/10/hardware_4273pi.pdf) and check there were enough power sockets.
Of course, having held elective office is not a prerequisite for a secretary of state to be an effective lobbyist.
But Thursday's announcement holds no such prerequisites.
Both freedom and democracy have prerequisites.
All the participants currently held medical disability assessment interviews, which was a prerequisite for participation.
