Draghi was clear that it is a pre-condition for buying of their debt and so while the market will be relieved, hurdles remain which will need to be jumped.
The CEO of The Climate Institute, John Connor, however, described the potential repeal of the carbon price as "ugly" and said it was unclear "whether the Palmer United Party's call for an emissions trading scheme is a pre-condition for repeal of the carbon price and exactly what is intended.
This change in turn is a pre-condition for the induction of other genes occurring only in case of sustained Shh stimulation.
However, electronic data abstraction in general practice reduces the associated workload and is a pre-condition for the implementation of quality assessment in routine care [ 44].
On the basis of the findings emerged from the case-analysis, one can affirm that Costa Edutainment is promoting a project of education and cultural evolution which is a pre-conditions for a genuine proposal of responsible and sustainable tourism.
Independent validation of published scientific results through study replication is a pre-condition for accepting the validity of such results.
This approach is wholly inappropriate for higher education, where courses are planned over six-year cycles and stability is a pre-condition of quality".
This approach is wholly inappropriate for higher education, where courses are planned over six-year cycles and stability is a pre-condition of quality". This article was amended on 23 July 2013.
The so-called principle of charity is a pre-condition of radical interpretation/translation.
This contrasts with the natural sciences where an established and unchanging interpretation (e.g. of the heavens) is a pre-condition of normal science.
At the same time, while prevented from detachment from the surface, the molecules would have been able to diffuse along the surface, to interact with each other, and to form aggregates, which is a pre-condition for the abiogenic emergence of increasingly complex structures.
