Sentence examples for imposed precondition from inspiring English sources
But the report said: "Learning about history should be a consequence of the pride and security of becoming a citizen: it should not be an imposed precondition; and a memorised curriculum by itself gives little understanding of the real traditions and nature of a country.
Austin said the U.S. government had imposed preconditions for launching airstrikes, including information on which forces were on the ground and a "credible scheme of maneuver" for the operation.
On Wednesday, Mr Drakeford insisted the Welsh government had not imposed preconditions.
President Abbas was there till early 2009, when, it should be noted, neither side imposed preconditions on the other to pursue those talks.
The Obama administration should listen to Zelaya's demands rather than impose preconditions for US support.
Public rhetoric will try to impose preconditions but the role of the UN is to be facilitating, mediating, pushing, stimulating.
The statement is in line with previous moves by Netanyahu, who has often sought to impose preconditions on Palestinians for any movement on the peace process.
If we are to impose preconditions that Palestinian parties need to recognize Israel's right to exist, we must also insist on the same preconditions -- that the Israelis recognize Palestine's right to exist.
With Mr. Blair by his side, the president said he needed to be "flexible and realistic" in considering troop movements, and made clear he would impose preconditions for talking to Iran and Syria that neither side is willing to accept.
In saying he would not impose preconditions on discussions, Mr. Obama said he was referring, for instance, to a Bush administration policy of making high-level meetings contingent upon Iran's agreement to suspend its uranium enrichment program.
A spokesman of the North's National Defense Commission said Sunday that the United States should not impose preconditions if it is sincere in its efforts to defuse tensions on the peninsula.
