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The Volt, the lynchpin of a revamped General Motors, did not qualify for a green sticker until the 2012 model year, when G.M. met prerequisites set by the board, which entailed the revision of emissions equipment and the offering of a 10-year, 150,000-mile battery warranty.

The list includes several minority candidates -- a prerequisite set down by Commissioner Bud Selig as mandatory for any such search.

These three prerequisites are not simply set by researchers' definition nor by experts' common sense.

Gender parity is a prerequisite if the world is to achieve universal primary education by 2015, the target date set by the UN for a key Millennium Development Goal.

Only Denver seems to meet a prerequisite Martin set for his search, a team that can contend for a championship.

The various measures were set as prerequisites by Greece's European partners for Athens to qualify for a new international bailout worth nearly $100 billion.

You don't have to be sporty to do it, though obviously an understanding of sport will help, says Steffan Berrow, who's studying for an MSc in sport and exercise psychology at Bangor University, one of a handful of institutions which runs a master's degree accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) – a prerequisite for setting up as a bona fide practitioner.

Both men are optimists -- an appealing quality in politicians, since a prerequisite for setting out to make things better is a faith that they can become better.

A minister in the rebel government said Gadhafi's capture is not a prerequisite for setting up a new administration in the capital.

A simple solution would be for the parties to be required to accept the debate parameters set forth by a bipartisan commission, whether in the current form or otherwise devised, as a prerequisite for receiving the huge amount of federal money provided to the major-party candidates.

Set up by Ryan.