Sentence examples for precondition for all from inspiring English sources

The precondition for all of that is optimism: conceiving a future in which social care isn't a huge problem that is simply managed as it gets larger, but is recognised for what it is: a set of relationships, as human, as meaningful and as warm as any others.

For our further consideration I propose the following three axioms as a necessary precondition for all theoretically guided analyses: Historicity, materialism and dialectics (Széll 1972).

As the precondition for all life on earth, the sun has historically been pretty popular.

Written consent of the patient/affected person is a precondition for all steps of recruitment, which are performed by the study centre with regard to target expert group I. Participants of the communicative validation workshop in Phase 5 belonging to the target expert group II need not have been necessarily involved in treatment of support of the target patient group.

Three cycles of preconditioning were preformed for all tests.

Indeed, the common position among most Western thinkers has been to argue the necessity for moral constraint as a precondition for freedom in all other aspects of life.

As for supersymmetry, which is generally considered a precondition for string theory, all efforts to confirm its predictions have so far failed: at the energy levels achieved by colliders to date, not a trace of a squark or a photino has turned up.

Mrs. Clinton opened up lines of critique that were later picked up by Mr. McCain: that Mr. Obama's stated openness to meeting with the leaders of rogue countries "without preconditions" was naïve; that for all of his great oratory, he was not offering substance; and that he lacked the mettle and experience to lead a nation through crisis.

To implement Algorithm 1, we need to design the scaling factor γ and the preconditioning matrices Π i, for all i = 1, …, I.

Given that the baseline surveys were tailored to capture the varied CCM and supply chain contexts in each country, not all indicators for all preconditions are precisely comparable across countries.

A test of the hypothesis that rare species are more host specific than common species would require sampling common and rare species in comparable numbers to ensure comparable statistical certitude for all species a precondition that is not met by the usual assemblage-based studies.