Sentence examples for precondition for human from inspiring English sources

The point of "Naked Air" is that global transparency is an ethical precondition for human security.

Without constraints, social solidarity the precondition for human well-being would be undermined.

It would be utterly wrong for the law to discriminate in favour of Muslims by insulating them from this process, because critical engagement - about science, religion and politics - is a necessary precondition for human flourishing in the contemporary globalised world.

The planet's environment is a precondition for human life, and so there are physical constraints on the global economy.

LPAI viruses are often considered to be of lower risk because they are associated with limited mortality in poultry, but they may be harbingers of risk to humans since pathogenicity to poultry is not a precondition for human infection.

The proper development of the trophoblast lineage and uterine vessels is a key precondition for human successful pregnancy.

We all are responsible for preserving the basic preconditions for human existence.

A realist review does not seek to explain all these layers; it is specifically focused on the demi-regularities in the social (and socio-technical) world which create preconditions for particular human behaviours [ 14].

It is the precondition of human tenderness, mightier than the sword but also infinitely more subtle and ultimately more urgent.

So, in Bohr's opinion the conditions for an objective description of nature given by the concepts of classical physics were merely a refinement of the preconditions of human knowledge.

We propose that the observations in both the plant and animal kingdoms described above, taken together with the discovery of H. pylori, the finding that EBV can transform lymphocytes into cancer [ 213], and the identification of HPV 16 DNA [ 214] and HPV 18 [ 215] in cervical cancers (HPV infection is a precondition for about 75% of human cervical cancers) further support our hypothesis.