Sentence examples for preconditions set from inspiring English sources

It is understood that the reporters were asked to meet two preconditions set by Rippon.

While the talks are a step forward, analysts cautioned that the preconditions set for higher-level negotiations might prevent any genuine progress.

Emergency talks aimed at saving Northern Ireland's power-sharing government from collapsing have begun with a warning from Sinn Féin that there should be no preconditions set on the negotiations.

Although the South's offer of talks appeared to be a step forward, analysts in Seoul cautioned that the preconditions set for higher-level negotiations might prevent any real progress.

In launching these attacks, Azerbaijan violated the preconditions set by Section 907.

Statements by independent trade unions have also called on Ahmadinejad to meet the preconditions set by the U.N. in order to stop further economic hardship in Iran.

Clearing up the problem is a major precondition set by the I.M.F. for the resumption of economic aid.

The protocol was a precondition set by Russian energy officials to turn on the gas flow again.

The leaders said they were confident their foreign ministers, Julie Bishop and Marty Natalegawa, were close to finalising long-running negotiations on a "code of conduct" to govern intelligence gathering – a precondition set by Yudhoyono for resuming bilateral co-operation.

But it is also because it is a precondition set by Mr Sharif, who wants revenge for his toppling by Mr Musharraf in a 1999 coup and his subsequent exile.

While the preconditions were set in Europe, Dr. Anderson argued, the development of national consciousness began in the Western Hemisphere — in the United States, Brazil and the former Spanish colonies — in the late 18th century.