Sentence examples for the prerequisites to from inspiring English sources

"I think Chrysler has all the prerequisites to survive," Mr. Marchionne said Monday in an interview.

Vieques has all the prerequisites to become a prime eco-tourist destination.

"I think Chrysler has all the prerequisites to survive," he said in an interview last month.

Turning over one's assets to the commune is one of the prerequisites to full citizenship.

Many Democrats have long argued that Mrs. Clinton had all the prerequisites to assure herself a clear path to her party's nomination in 2008, including money, high poll ratings with Democrats, star power and a formidable political operation.

Possessing comfy seating on two levels and boasting a fine array of nutritious delights and brain-pickling drinks, it would seem to have all the prerequisites to help appreciate the finer points of the most complex sonic adventure.

"Survival is the prerequisite to making a difference," he said.

The prerequisite to this change is a change in goals, intentions and directions.

But roughing it is not necessarily the prerequisite to an adventure.

"Now we have for the first time the prerequisite to study the biological basis of restless legs syndrome," she said.

Among the stated principles in the manifesto: "We believe that economic growth is the prerequisite to expanding opportunity for everyone.