Sentence examples for precondition to working from inspiring English sources

The second of Greece's two international bailouts since 2010 expired on Tuesday, three days after the collapse of talks aimed at getting Athens the last of its cash infusions so it could pay the IMF bill, a precondition to working out a third bailout plan.

Chances are that the manufacturer could have provided drivers preconditioned to work only with Linux (Ubuntu) and as such may cause issues with compatibility.

The Wisdom of the Crowd puts preconditions on this to work correctly.

Preferring that developing nations install central banks despite their wretched record of permitting double-digit inflation this bunch is intent on hoodwinking people into believing a catalog of five falsehoods about currency boards: • A nation must meet certain preconditions for them to work.

Ian Johnston, director of the British Association of Social Workers, sets out three preconditions for the scheme to work.

While it is important to control access to our nation and keep track of those who visit or come to work, preconditioning reform on the creation of new enforcement tools must be resisted.

This is, in fact, a precondition for points 1 and 2 to work, because: 1) you can make a player only better along the plan, and 2) it will be impossible to achieve full motivation without that plan.

One glimmer of hope regarding Social Security has emerged from Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, whose many years of studying corporate financial statements doubtless contribute to his offering to work toward solutions with "no preconditions".

Along with EU and international partners we are urging both sides to focus on dialogue, to avoid steps that could undermine the prospects for peace and to work towards the resumption of direct negotiations without preconditions.

To work effectively, micropower also needs modern command and communications software.Another precondition is the spread of real-time electricity meters to all consumers.

He has worked with underdogs before, though it might seem daunting to work for a man – Ed Miliband – behind on leadership and the economy, the two presumed preconditions of electoral success.