Sentence examples for universal precondition from inspiring English sources

Investigations have shown that monogamy is the ancestral state of all truly eusocial organisms [ 27], and lifetime monogamy seems to be a universal precondition for the evolution of obligate eusociality [ 24, 25].

Availability and affordability are preconditions for universal access.

There they demand that every company takes on the universal service obligation as a precondition for access to the market.

The vulnerability and need for prioritisation of displaced populations has been highlighted as a precondition in attaining universal access and the Millennium Development Goals[ 17].

First, universal access to basic education is a precondition for sustainable development -- especially for girls and women, who deserve equal chances and equal standing in society.

A universal health-care system with no exclusion based on preconditions and with no restrictions on access, an idea put forward by Bismarck in the compulsory social insurance form, and promoted by Beveridge as a national health service [ 35], requires a well-prepared and readily available team of physicians, nurses and administrative staff.

Scientists often "believe that science is universal, so it's easy to lose sight [of the fact] that the cultural preconditions for successful science may not be universal," Denecke says.

This is because although awareness is an important precondition for adoption to occur, farmer knowledge of the improved varieties is neither random nor universal and may suffer from selection bias.

But knowledge of the universal nature of the pox was not only necessary for philosophical deductive demonstrations: as we shall see, it was also the precondition of all treatment in Augsburg's pox hospital.

"He endorsed Madame Sirleaf without any precondition".

But dialogue is a precondition to understanding.