Sentence examples for main precondition from inspiring English sources

The main precondition for an increased use of timber in buildings is providing adequate fire safety.

It remained unclear today whether the other main precondition -- the departure from Liberia of President Charles G. Taylor -- would be fulfilled any time soon.

Informed consent is the main precondition for any ethical research.

The main precondition of human liberum arbitrium ("free will" or, more accurately, "free choice") is the contingency of the sublunary world, that is, the possibility that events of undetermined outcome may occur, so that our will is able to choose freely between two equally possible alternatives (as Alexander claimed in his On Fate).

The main precondition for starting the process should be that the local authorities or other agencies that might potentially be included in the programme are identified.

An intact tyrosine kinase activity appears to be the main precondition for growth inhibition induced by trastuzumab, since the regular functions of all of the mentioned mechanisms depend upon Her-2/ neu kinase integrity (Xu et al, 1994).

The main preconditions seem to be an end to human-rights violations and to violence against Hizbul Mujahideen's guerrillas, and a readiness to allow free political expression by the Kashmiri people.

You see, one of the main preconditions of the apocalypse not one of the crazy leopard ones, the one basically every Christian millenarian agrees on is the end times aren't going to start until the Jews control Israel and build the Third Temple in Jerusalem.

Two of the main preconditions to improve immunization coverage and the quality of vaccinations are a well-functioning routine immunization and cold chain system, and the timely delivery of well-preserved vaccines and medicines.

Over the past two decades informed consent has emerged as 'the ethical touchstone of medical research, and is now enshrined in practice and a range of international guidelines as one of the main preconditions of medical research'.

While previous literature shows that a well-developed ICT system is one of the main preconditions of successful implementation of bundled payments and DMPs in the Netherlands [ 6], the work required to develop and implement ICT systems was, at the sites, time-consuming and costly.