Sentence examples for own prerequisite from inspiring English sources

Prerequisite courses for physiology consist of two semesters of introductory biology, two semesters of chemistry (including one semester of organic chemistry), and one semester of introductory physics with its own prerequisite of one semester of calculus.

In this general election year, we'll all have our own lists of prerequisites for improvement.

But first, a cautionary word about job openings for polar researchers: Each one comes with its own set of prerequisites.

On the other hand, non-farm activities may not prerequisite owning plots of land; rather these indirectly can determine non-farm income generating activities like income from renting out plots.

Benedict has said that acceptance of Vatican II and of his own authority are prerequisites for reconciliation with the SSPX.

It helps them to keep their edge, encouraging them to reflect on their own practice, an essential prerequisite for all great teachers.

ON JANUARY 6TH, in his first public speech for nearly seven months, Syria's President Bashar Assad once again set his face against any suggestion that he should negotiate with the rebels, let alone accept the idea of his own departure as a prerequisite for a peaceful transition.

The United States long ago abandoned owning land as a prerequisite for voting.

And one must wonder if Murdoch bought his U.S. citizenship, which he needed as a prerequisite for owning American television stations.

To practice MI, five core skills are required: Asking open questions to explore patients' own references, reasons and prerequisites for change, to create collaboration and to evoke motivation.

A positive attitude towards creativity and the person's own creative skills are a prerequisite to implementing creativity in the classroom (NACCCE, 1999, pp. 103 f).