Sentence examples for indispensable conditions from inspiring English sources

Fabius listed the other "indispensable" conditions as enduring constraints on Iran's capacity to carry out research and development, and rigorous inspection of all suspect sites, including military facilities.

Freedom of inquiry in the search for truth, the freedom of thought to speak one's mind -- these are the indispensable conditions of any university worthy of the name.

According to Lacan, one of the (if not the) most significant and indispensable conditions of possibility for singular subjectivity is the collective symbolic order (sometimes named "the big Other," a phrase to be unpacked further shortly—see 2.3 below).

He argued that denying the value of successful agency and action is not an option for a human being; having a life requires regarding the indispensable conditions of agency and action as necessary goods.

The methodology stimulates the learners' motivation for developing prosodic and grammatical skills, contributes to the growth of pragmatic competence and linguistic competence, which are indispensable conditions of oral fluency as a characteristic feature of L2 proficiency.

In such times of turmoil and in this context of a crisis of ideas, interculturalism may help light the way, enjoying as it does some traction in policy and political spheres, and some support from experts and in academic circles, indispensable conditions for being considered a policy paradigm.

To provide drinking water, to improve the natural resources management and to ensure their protection constitute indispensable conditions for poverty reduction and a sustainable development in developing countries.

It is also an indispensable condition for the well-being of the constituent peoples of Iraq.

"Democracy is an indispensable condition of the functioning of public opinion in a given society," he wrote.

For any reconstruction to be sustainable and effective, national ownership of the process is a prerequisite, an indispensable condition.

We think disarmament is an indispensable condition for the vote to be held under good conditions … We are afraid the weapons will get to vote, instead of the people".