Sentence examples for precondition which from inspiring English sources
Germany's opposition Social Democrats have declared that the introduction of a hitherto taboo national minimum wage rate is a key precondition which would determine whether the party formed a new "grand coalition" government with Chancellor Angela Merkel's ruling conservatives.
Most machine learning techniques require a sufficiently large, labelled training dataset – a crucial precondition, which may be elaborate to meet.
An inevitable precondition which had to be respected during design phase was the preservation of the channel's initial purpose, both during operation and downtimes of the demonstration facility.
A very desirable modernisation of the methods and contents of our education can be effective only under that precondition, which will depend on suitable political decisions and developments in society.
It is clear that, after our resampling procedure, the diagonal preconditioner clusters the eigenvalues of the preconditioned FD channel matrix closer to one than without preconditioning, which further reduces the condition number from 23.36 to 7.17.
But Mr. McCain is against any president-to-president negotiations without preconditions, which Mr. Obama supports.
Yet progress continues to be hindered by preconditions which have prolonged the violence and bloodshed for four years.
It called on the two sides to resume negotiations without preconditions, which is Israel's official policy.
The US and Israel demand strict preconditions, which are, furthermore, designed to ensure that negotiations will lead either to Palestinian capitulation on crucial issues or nowhere.
He vowed that as president he would meet the leaders of Iran and Syria and other enemies without preconditions, which Clinton deemed "naïve".
During lunch, Mr. Prodi questioned the colonel on whether Libya was willing to adopt the partnership's so-called Barcelona Declaration without preconditions, which would require the country to open its economy and do away with trade barriers.
