Sentence examples for remaining preconditions from inspiring English sources

Last week, he threatened to resign if Congress and the provincial governments did not swiftly put in place the remaining preconditions.

And even if there remain preconditions for government-to-government talks, Mr. Kerry showed welcome candor and flexibility, uncommon in an administration that is understandably gun-shy over the collapse of previous deals with the North.

The report underlines that the full implementation of the so-called Minsk Agreements and broader respect for international law remain key preconditions for closer EU cooperation with Russia.

Despite Jefferson's revision of Locke, property (which chiefly meant land) remained the precondition for happiness: it protected against the temptations of corruption, freed the self for inquiry and contemplation and, through the mechanisms of inheritance, fostered a sense of connection to the past and to posterity.

Croatia's accession talks with the EU began and Croatia's continued co-operation in this case has remained a precondition for successfully pressing on with the negotiations.

We are and continue to be ready to meet to discuss how to resolve our remaining differences, with no preconditions.

Yet important knowledge gaps remain regarding the preconditions for successful implementation of advance care planning in the nursing home setting.

"We never said that Assad remaining in power is a precondition for regulating the situation.

Not only is remaining in Afghanistan not a precondition for keeping America safe, but prolonging our occupation is likely to tarnish America's reputation, undermine its security, and erode its economic well-being more than would a cost-effective policy limited to targeting al Qaeda.

However, a spokesman for Mr Abbas said the Palestinian leader had told Mr Obama the precondition remained in place.

A spokesman for Mr Abbas said the Palestinian president had told Mr Obama the precondition remained in place.