Sentence examples for preconditions for making from inspiring English sources

This paper discusses some preconditions for "making things the same" by means of quantification and economic calculation.

Both time and professional autonomy therefore seem to be preconditions for making the translation into teaching practice.

The presence of raw data and reports and the correct identification of the genotype are necessary preconditions for making the assessment.

Germany has made the troika report a precondition for making any decisions on further assistance to Athens.

North Korea criticized the proposal for making nuclear disarmament in the North a precondition for unification.

A basic precondition for external inspections is that the inspected organization is accountable for making necessary changes when nonconformities are encountered.

But what are the preconditions to make that kind of a statement boldly?

But it may turn out to be a precondition, making everything else -- including democracy -- possible.

We too would be happy to see those changes, but making them preconditions for negotiations will only feed cynicism among Palestinians who believe that Israeli calls for reform are nothing more than delaying tactics.

The first move away from decommissioning as a precondition for negotiations was made by the Blair government after its election, swiftly followed by the IRA's 1997 ceasefire.The IRA's announcement revived hopes which seemed to be dying.

Mr. Annan said today that while the two sides set no preconditions for the talks, they did make "suggestions".