It may come with one or more of the many preconditions that can cause gender dysphoria.
According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, none of the preconditions that historically are necessary for a significant budget deal are now present.
An agreement on the agenda, the composition of the opposition delegation and any preconditions that need to be met before the talks can start is proving elusive.
Secretary Kerry's noble effort will move forward when Mr. Abbas returns to direct negotiations without the deal-blocking preconditions that have hindered their resumption.
Such unanimous resolve is just one of several preconditions that have made parts of Arghandab uniquely suited to the A.L.P. — but that are also often lacking elsewhere in Afghanistan.
I read with great interest David Miliband's "Syria's human tragedy" (Views, July 11), in which he details certain preconditions that have to be met by Syria and the various rebel groups before substantial Western aid is provided.
But even though human rights are agnostic it doesn't mean that they don't care, they do care and I would say that there are some preconditions that must be in place in countries to make sure that water provision, whether private or public, meets with human rights, complies with human rights.
There are a host of physical preconditions that should, but sometimes do not, preclude a patient from undergoing the procedure.
Vascularisation is often deemed the holy grail of tissue engineering because it is one of the key preconditions that determine the in vivo viability of tissue constructs.
In doing so it jointly explores the (bio- technical and legal preconditions that have enabio- technicalof clinicandlegal as a global preconditions
Early theories of multiculturalism now seem at best incomplete, and at worst out-dated, resting on assumptions and preconditions that may no longer apply.
