Sentence examples for preconditions will from inspiring English sources

A stream of new helicopters, American training and logistical support given without preconditions will remove any incentive for the military to begin respecting civilians.

In Mrs. Clinton's speech Monday, she also portrayed herself as "tested and ready" to be commander in chief, while accusing Mr. Obama of believing "that mediation and meetings without preconditions will solve some of the world's most intractable problems".

It is a matter of guesswork whether or not these two preconditions will be met in the remaining 85 years of the 21st century.

The health care bill that just passed in Congress is not perfect, but hooray, more than 30 million Americans who were previously uninsured will soon be able to afford insurance, preconditions will no longer prevent us from getting treatment, and we will be able to change jobs without losing benefits.

Prioritizing strategies by focusing on these preconditions will help to facilitate successful guideline implementation.

The interventions on hindrances in, and adaptations of, the preconditions will form the input for the final meeting and the last step (step 6).

Elucidation of the mechanism involved and the role of Pip5k1c in the function of the mesostriatal dopaminergic system in the absence and presence of METH preconditioning will have to await future studies.

If this is the case, the key signalling pathways in preconditioning will be those that mediate the decrease in ROS levels at the end of ischaemia and during reperfusion.

If HK2 binding exerts a similar effect, maintaining its presence during ischaemia by preconditioning will reduce ATP access to the mitochondria and hence support lower rates of ATP hydrolysis as observed, while still allowing free permeation of PCr to the cytosol on reperfusion.

The inhibition of ischaemic preconditioning will not increase the incidence in cardiovascular events per se, but rather would be expected to adversely affect outcome after an acute myocardial infarction in the subset of patients experiencing pre-infarction angina, a group of patients which in general have not been the subject of study in previous epidemiological trials.

The new Obama administration is willing to talk to Iran "without preconditions" and will work towards the abolition of nuclear weapons, the White House said yesterday.