Sentence examples for prerequisite to having from inspiring English sources
The A.M.A.'s effort comes as a group of leading medical publications is also considering a proposal to require drug companies to register drug tests when they begin as a prerequisite to having their results published.
In the short run, a thriving economy is a prerequisite to having the resources to deploy renewable energy technology on a large scale (for those who prefer this path) or to intensify research, development and demonstration of new technologies and invest in education to build the capacity of future generations to be resilient and creative and caring (my preference).
Paul Richardson, of SBC's safer communities, said: "Getting drunk should not be a prerequisite to having a good time.
Police, council and health bodies have stressed that getting drunk is not a "prerequisite to having a good time".
People heading to Borders rugby sevens events and summer festivals have been urged to realise getting drunk is not a "prerequisite to having a good time".
The police, Scottish Borders Council and the local alcohol and drugs partnership had appealed to people attending the rugby sevens series not to see getting drunk as a "prerequisite to having a good time".
From now on, will it be a prerequisite to have suffered from cancer in order to enter into the annals of sporting history?
"It's now the prerequisite to have a sports facility," said Simon Rackham, 25, who runs the Platinum Bar, in London's Highgate district.
And indeed, you'll find it's not actually a prerequisite to have a related degree if you're after a training contract within an accountancy firm.
"For some victims, this is important, while others won't be interested, and it's certainly not a prerequisite to have forgiven the perpetrator to take part in RJ.
However, due to the small size of rat livers compared with those of humans, it is a prerequisite to have a high resolution US machine as well as a high frequency probe for precise tumor measurement and US-guided injection.
