Sentence examples for made this a precondition from inspiring English sources

And it has made this a precondition of better relations.

Benedict has pretty much made it a precondition for relations between the Vatican and the Muslim world.

(Although the PLO would not take part in the discussion, even through an intermediary, Anwar Sadat made it a precondition of his own involvement that the rights of the Palestinians form a large part of the talks).

Ever since the nineteen-nineties, when the Clinton Administration failed to get Pyongyang to halt its nuclear program, the U.S. government has made denuclearization a precondition for further negotiation.

At Reykjavik, Gorbachev had made it a precondition for treaties on both long-range and intermediate-range missiles, and had insisted that testing of S.D.I. should be confined to the "laboratory," and the meeting broke up over that.

He made it a precondition that the deputy system must be abandoned, which occurred in 1929.

Under its interpretation of the One-China policy, Beijing has made it a precondition to establishing diplomatic relations that the other country acknowledges its claim to Taiwan and severs official ties with the government of the Republic of China.

Since Taylor was on the verge of losing a civil war, and three African heads of state went to Liberia to usher him out of the country — and since President Bush made his exit a precondition of American peacekeeping help — this is no small nod to Dr. K. A. Paul.

Green MEPs have consistently demanded that full transparency of trade negotiation should be made a precondition for their progress.

Some countries made industrial investments a precondition for resource deals.

While Mr. Tadic was adamantly against recognizing Kosovo's independence, he had offered some concessions over Kosovo to help further Serbia's European Union prospects, Mr. Nikolic has said that Serbia will not join if recognizing Kosovo is made a precondition.