Sentence examples for precondition to the from inspiring English sources

The wars in Afghanistan and Iraq are the precondition to the activities that led to their injuries.

Their release was demanded by Palestinian leaders as a precondition to the peace talks being conducted under the auspices of the US.

Pointing to Northern Ireland's experience, he suggests that several decades of community peacebuilding was a crucial precondition to the success of the political process that culminated in the Northern Ireland agreement.

"A precondition to the success of the project is that local water supplies must be properly used and stringent conservation measures must be put in place," said Liu Changming, a water resources expert at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

It is hard to see how any surveillance system that enabled the state indiscriminately to capture data relating to millions of law-abiding citizens could ever satisfy the requirements of Article 8. Second, it is a fundamental precondition to the exercise of legal rights that individuals know whether their rights have been infringed.

An overview is given of the standards of slag use first used in civil engineering, as a necessary precondition to the popularization and wider application of the material.

In a Dutch squad not preconditioned to the schisms of previous tournaments, the young domestically-based players, such as Stefan de Vrij, Daley Blind and Memphis Depay, have completely bought into the philosophy espoused by their coach and their senior colleagues.

"As the approach is preliminary and there are a number of preconditions to the making of any offer, there can be no certainty an offer for the company will be made".

When one turns from the preconditions to the causes of the events of 800 and from the realm of ideas to that of political facts, one enters another world.

The below listed are preconditions to the analysis (Hwang et al. 2001; Yoshihiro and Tanano 1991).

Fungi perform more efficiently in the decolorization of wastewater compared to bacteria which require preconditioning to the particular pollutant (Garg and Tripathi 2011; Pakshirajan and Radhika 2013).