The only pre-condition to entering a part-ownership will now be a salary of less than £80,000, and £90,000 in London, Mr Cameron will confirm.
The arrest of war crimes suspects has been a pre-condition to Serbia's entry to the EU and the Belgrade government has been criticised for its inertia in rounding up suspects.
The new guidelines state: "To require surgical anatomical changes as a pre-condition to participation is not necessary to preserve fair competition and may be inconsistent with developing legislation and notions of human rights".
Britain is encouraging Israel to drop its pre-conditions to entering the political process: an end to Palestinian attacks on Israelis and reform of the Palestinian Authority.
It is not too late however for [health secretary] Jeremy Hunt to agree to further talks, without pre-conditions, to settle the dispute.
Bernadette Lafont is colorful in the speaking role of Madame Pingret, a fortune teller who specifies three seemingly impossible pre-conditions to Ciboulette's finding a lover, all of which, of course, come to pass.
Israel has eschewed any pre-conditions to negotiations, officials said, including an extension of the government's 10-month, partial moratorium on settlement construction in the West Bank, set to expire on Sept. 26.
First, the supply-leading hypothesis (SLH), which posits that insurance market activities are a necessary pre-condition to economic growth.
The first is that the Taliban insist on the complete withdrawal of foreign forces as a pre-condition to becoming part of a political settlement.
But the Taliban have long insisted on the complete withdrawal of foreign forces as a pre-condition to becoming part of a political settlement.
A clear appreciation of the objectives and risks of outsourcing is an essential pre-condition to the formation of suitable outsourcing performance measurements.
