Sentence examples for that precondition to from inspiring English sources

Inclusion became that precondition to advance the teaching and learning of students with disabilities and close achievement gaps with their peers.

That is a precondition to follow Estonia into the euro zone, planned for 2014 (assuming the common currency still exists by then).

"[Guards] allow prisoners to sleep in areas where they're not authorized, and oftentimes that's a precondition to some acts of violence being carried out.

In an interview with Charlie Rose, Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal called on Israel to lift its 7-year-old blockade on Gaza, suggesting that was a precondition to a lasting cease-fire.

This approach will most effectively and with minimal delay instill within the chemicals market a more appropriate set of incentives and disincentives that are a precondition to motivating broad investment in green chemistry.

Our results found that only few staff members are ITIL® certified; it thus seems that one precondition to promote ITIL® is further training.

That precondition means that the measure, introduced earlier this month, is an indictment of President Barack Obama's approach to the kingdom as much as it is one of Saudi wrongdoing.

And that precondition is very much in evidence in Copenhagen this spring.

But he is wrong that the plan views that step as a precondition to Israel taking its own painful steps, namely the freezing of Jewish settlement in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and an end to confiscation and demolition of Palestinian homes and property.

This kind of negotiation can get touchy not just because of the money involved, but because the tenants are in a position to interfere with the construction that is a necessary precondition to making an enforceable deal in the first place.

Secure borders are absolutely necessary, but that is not a precondition to CIR, it is part of CIR.