Sentence examples for prerequisite would be from inspiring English sources

A prerequisite would be a more integrated European financial market.

The prerequisite would be for Abbas and Hamas to reconcile their differences - an eventuality that is so far vetoed by both Israel and the Bush administration who insist that Hamas must first acquiesce to the demands of the Quartet.

In both cases, a prerequisite would be the presence of a definitive host.

A prerequisite would be to establish a national ITN steering committee, which carried representatives of all the major players in ITNs in Zambia, including the private sector.

Although we have not been able to observe fibril formation directly, a prerequisite would be that the AChE peptide, which is helical within the full-length protein, could fall out of helicity once cleaved away.

Given that the list of topics is qualitatively similar to a more standard introductory physics curriculum, it seems unlikely that new courses would need to be created or that substantial negative impact on courses that have introductory physics as a prerequisite would be felt.

In a graduate program, the prerequisites would be geology, hydrology, chemistry, law and engineering — especially law and engineering.

The only three prerequisites would be to test skills, to have fun and to do no harm (limiting strenuous activity to avoid injury).

If you are admitted but have not completed one of the prerequisites, you would be admitted conditionally and would need to fulfill the prerequisite before you matriculate in the fall.

Without these prerequisites, regret would be replaced by the basic emotion of disappointment.

This research has made clear that to a large extent the prerequisites which would be needed to be fulfilled before an ALF might implement the modularity concept, and use it to reorganise its residential care, are already fulfilled at the centre for psychosis.