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But it remained unclear whether political leaders in Athens could agree on wage cuts and other unpopular measures that would be a prerequisite to the release of any further bailout money.

They're just claiming an observation of the sorts of quantum effects that would be a prerequisite to such a speedup (the thing I and others have been asking them to do for years!).

However, the Lib Dem MP added: "It would require a deal on electoral reform – that would be a prerequisite.

-- The administration is heavily populated with people who lack qualifications that would have been prerequisites to get the same jobs in past Republican and Democratic administrations.

Besides, Japan needs to publicize the accident-related information in a more open and transparent way in order to address the concerns, Chen said, adding that this would be a prerequisite for carrying out the negotiations.

You might suppose that a certain recklessness would be a prerequisite for anyone contemplating a career in the drug trade.

In 1992, OSCE was first introduced in Taiwan, and the authorities announced that passing the OSCE would be a prerequisite for step-2 medical licensure examination in 2013.

After three further conferences, the Executive Committee agreed on the principle that active patient involvement would be a prerequisite for working groups to put forward themes for the OMERACT programme.

Due to an increased focus on physicians' clinical competencies, in 2008, the authorities in Taiwan announced that passing the OSCE would be a prerequisite for taking the written test of clinical science medical licensure examination (i.e. step 2) in 2013.

Had they been closer to the sun, that would have been water, a prerequisite to life as we know it.

It has also been apparent--though perhaps not so readily--that a true consensus plan would be a prerequisite for actually achieving any of the public or private benefits the Bolsa Chica could provide.