Sentence examples for precondition to a from inspiring English sources

The US demanded that he went as a precondition to a settlement, but Russian credibility was at stake.

Russia is a member of the Middle East Quartet, which demands recognition of the state of Israel as a precondition to a seat at the negotiating table.

Rather, India's prime minister, Manmohan Singh, says a precondition to a settlement is that there should be no "redrawing of boundaries".

Imposing a tax on the poor as a precondition to a constitutional right widens the gulf between rich and poor and breaches the moral commitment in Gideon v. Wainwright to ensure equal access to justice for all.

Christopher J. Dodd, the Democratic presidential candidate and chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, said: "There is no reason why such reform is a necessary precondition to a modification of the cap that is done in a safe and sound manner".

Also, consultation with an outreach worker is not a precondition to a citation or arrest.

Nuclear disarmament would free up money better spent on conventional weapons and public services – but it isn't a precondition to an alternative to cuts.

But he fully supports humiliating women with a medically unnecessary, nonconsensual, expensive procedure as a legal precondition to an abortion -- which, it bears repeating, is still legal.

Corn stover preconditioned to a moisture content of 15% resulted in the highest rate of pellet formation, lowest specific energy requirement, and similar durability to other measured moisture contents.

Briefly, test masks preconditioned to a temperature of 25°C and a relative humidity of ≥85% for 4 hours were hermetically clamped between a single stage Anderson impactor (Thermo Electron Corporation, Franklin, Massachusetts, USA) and an aerosol chamber under sterile conditions (Figure 2).

While many funding agencies mandate that data from studies they support should be freely available to the public, some journals also require data submission of research data to public databases as a precondition to publishing a research paper.