Sentence examples for were a prerequisite from inspiring English sources

Syria and Lebanon boycotted, claiming that bilateral settlements were a prerequisite for multilateral negotiations.

These two structures were a prerequisite to eventual military disengagement, so the lack of progress was "alarming".

So clowns were a prerequisite – maybe cos there was a fairground-y sound to some of the song".

Panorama of Ealing from a Moving Tram (1901), with its parasols, tree-lined avenue and Union flags, documents too the development of London's suburbs, for which good transport links were a prerequisite.

Mr. Kohl declined to set a timetable for the completion of such measures except to say that they should be carried out "as quickly as possible". He said such internal steps were a prerequisite for progress in the international negotiations on reunification, in which the two Germanys will deal with the United States, the Soviet Union, France and Britain.

Two of the informants said that English certificates were a prerequisite for employment.

Until a decade ago divorce was a prerequisite for genital reconstruction.

There is a prerequisite.

That's a prerequisite.

This is a prerequisite for its success.

Sometimes such wherewithal is a prerequisite.