Sentence examples for prerequisite for getting from inspiring English sources

Disillusioned voters have assumed that Syrian approval was a prerequisite for getting elected.

(Good taste in music is "a prerequisite" for getting hired, says Matt Kimmett, an owner).

Under the rules in the "Manual of Indulgences," published by the Vatican, confession is a prerequisite for getting an indulgence.

The movement turns out to be what we didn't understand then, the prerequisite for getting anything done.

It is, pollsters say, what the voters want to hear, and it is, obviously, the prerequisite for getting much done in a narrowly divided government.

Second, the strong jobs market has allowed wages to keep on rising at a steady clip, a prerequisite for getting people to consume more.Even in Gushi, a county officially classified as impoverished, people throng to clothing stores, beauty parlours and the town's one foreign restaurant (a KFC).

If Iran complies with the prerequisites for getting international sanctions lifted, pressure from U.S. companies wanting to get into a hungry market of 80 million people could chip away at the Republican-controlled Congress' resistance to ending the embargo.

The slightly lower relative (ml · kg−1 · min−1 ) compared to the absolute (l/min) value should be regarded as a mathematic consequence of weight index giving a lower range in relation to the mean and thereby less good prerequisites for getting high r-values.

In fact, failing the first time is almost considered to be a prerequisite for eventually getting a judgeship.

If parental permission is necessary before a child is allowed to go on a school outing, he said, it should be a prerequisite for a minor getting an abortion.

Satisfying the benighted expectation for soaring campaign promises is prerequisite to getting elected.