Sentence examples for precondition to be from inspiring English sources

The Amici Curiae argued, on Milošević's behalf, that the Prosecution failed to establish the existence of an "armed conflict" in Kosovo prior to the commencement of the NATO bombing campaign on 24 March 1999, thus requiring parts of the Kosovo Indictment dependent upon this legal precondition to be dismissed (Prosecutor v. Milošević 3 March 2004, paras. 29 32; see 3 May 2004, paras. 17 75).

In this case a causal relationship between intermediate, partial behavior change and full behavior change is a precondition to be able to predict future behavior.

And, like becoming a privy counsellor, bowing gracefully to the formalities of high office is a necessary precondition to being able to use the power it brings to do the things he wants.

"This approach to the stability bond would deliver fewer of the benefits of common issuance but would also require fewer preconditions to be met," the document said.

Stability is proved by showing that the resulting linear operator can be diagonally preconditioned to be a compact perturbation of the identity.

However, as an animal lover who prefers FU Penguin and the challenging moral ambiguity of Ratatouille, I am preconditioned to be critical of the cuddly, patronizing work of most anthropomorphic faire.

In addition, there are a number of specific preconditions to be fulfilled in order to provide for effective case management services.

However, the legal changes are not without problems as undocumented migrants are still subjected to certain preconditions to be registered with the municipality [ 24] and the police are allowed access to the local registers [ 26].

For social harmony to exist, other preconditions have to be in place.

But a lot of preconditions have to be in place before acts of forgiveness after conflict.

However, the role of NO as a trigger or mediator of "classic preconditioning" remains to be determined.