Sentence examples for prerequisite to change from inspiring English sources

Looking at culture through gender lenses widens the perspective, a necessary prerequisite to change.

It also states that "no eligibility criteria, such as medical or psychological interventions, a psycho-medical diagnosis, minimum or maximum age, economic status, health, marital or parental status, or any other third party opinion, shall be a prerequisite to change one's name, legal sex or gender".

Another prerequisite to change is that the stakeholders make a collective effort.

Social-cognitive theory suggests that while knowledge of health risks and benefits are a prerequisite to change, additional self-influences are necessary for change to occur [ 41].

It wasn't something that we wanted to see but it was something that was very important for our patients (Oncologist)." Leadership emerges repeatedly as a necessary prerequisite to change (Table 4).

Most likely, a person or family who work on rubber plantation are at the greatest risk of infection because they work outdoors at night and do not always sleep under mosquito nets [ 23]; however, the social factors and defensive behavioral factors prerequisite to change behavior and improve health practices [ 24- 30] have never been established.

Demonstrating knowledge acquisition is a prerequisite to changes in behavior [ 10].

A second prerequisite is to change the system by which Ph.D. researchers are assistants to the professor, carrying out research projects defined by them.

The prerequisite to this change is a change in goals, intentions and directions.

But the world has flipped upside down and the reaction has been great". One of the judges John Inverdale said the book had "fundamentally changed cycling", adding: "It's not a prerequisite of a book to change a sport, but this one did".

That is how to build a mass movement, and a mass movement is a prerequisite for any attempt to change the behavior of dictators, torturers, corporations, and governments.