Sentence examples for one of the preconditions from inspiring English sources
"He's told one of the preconditions is he has to tell the Mitchell commission," Hardin said.
The general said Mr. Milosevic stated that "one of the preconditions for a solution in the Kosovo area is to achieve a balance between the two ethnic groups".
And while one of the preconditions of the merger talks was apparently that Ignatieff remain leader of any new Liberal-NDP party, Ignatieff's grip seems to be slipping on his old, existing party.
They forget that Germany itself was allowed to cancel its prewar debts in 1953, one of the preconditions for its subsequent boom, and that when others, such as Poland in 1991, were allowed to write down their debts in their turn, they too prospered.
This is one of the preconditions for the appropriate engineering of plating lines designed for micro structures.
Scalable and cost-effective synthesis of high-quality FL-MoS2 nanosheets is one of the preconditions for their commercial applications.
A legitimate, both internally and externally, centre, however, is one of the major preconditions for power acquisition – a factor directly dependent on internal stability.
Even John Berger, a more dispassionate critic, has said: "That she became a world legend is in part due to the fact that... under the new world order, the sharing of pain is one of the essential preconditions for a refinding of dignity and hope".
In order to set up international regulations, one of the essential preconditions would be to find an agreement whether to release the gene drives or not and when.
Vascularisation is often deemed the holy grail of tissue engineering because it is one of the key preconditions that determine the in vivo viability of tissue constructs.
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.
