Sentence examples for the precondition from inspiring English sources
noun
A requirement which must be satisfied before taking a course of action.
- A marriage licence is a precondition for a wedding.
Freedom of speech is the precondition of other freedoms.
It is the precondition of improved productivity, essential to sustainable growth, improved pay and equality.
"When I criticize others, the precondition is that I criticize myself," he wrote.
Collaboration on the Impasse never took the form of planned coordination; it was the precondition.
This is the precondition for setting such a cooperation into motion.
Freedom of speech was the precondition of the discovery of truth.
This endemic lack of transparency is the precondition for a culture of spin.
The precondition for developing the economy is not damaging the environment.
For both hunters and hunted hiding well is the precondition for survival.
Pension reform has been set as the precondition for opening talks on much-needed debt relief.
It is the precondition for journalists' being able to get access to hostile organisations.
