Sentence examples similar to require as a precondition for from inspiring English sources

It also cited "the increasing possibility that private sector creditor participation will be required as a precondition for such additional support," in line with recent European Union government proposals.

A number of factors have been suggested for the prolonged lack of policy in this area: deep public mistrust of the medical profession caused by the 1968 heart transplant; the Japanese culture which still holds traditional Japanese view of death and the body; and the lack of the broad public consensus required as a precondition for a policy [ 1].

Thus, the resistance does not appear to require cell death as a precondition for restricting disease spread.

He's extending the shutdown by sticking stubbornly to that demand as a precondition for reopening the government.

We noted if journals recommended or required trial registration as a precondition for publication.

Three quarters of the RCTs that were published in journals mentioning and requiring trial registration as a precondition for publication were registered (table 4).

Twenty journals (36.4%) mentioned trial registration as a direct reference in their author instructions, two of these (10%, IF<2.0) recommended trial registration and 18 journals (90%, IF>0.01) required trial registration as a precondition for publication (table 2).

Of the 42 RCTs that were published in journals that mentioned and required trial registration as a precondition for publication, 71.4% (30/42) were registered and 28.6% (12/42) were not registered (table 4).

The proportion of reports of registered trials was significantly higher in journals that mentioned and required trial registration as a precondition for publication than those that did not mention trial registration directly in their author instructions (p=0.04).

Increasingly, treatments require proof of efficacy as a precondition for adequate insurance reimbursement.

Don't ask me how we get that, we just need it as a precondition for everything else.