Sentence examples for which is a precondition from inspiring English sources

"The partnership is not in a position to build the broadest possible coalition, which is a precondition for its success," Mr. Rome said.

If the trade union movement is to be induced to take a new and deeper interest in socialism, which is a precondition for mass support and social change, trade union members must be able to be sure that the policies that go through party conference will actually be in the manifesto and will be implemented by accountable parliamentary leaders.

Asked why reform in France is so difficult, respondents in a poll by LH2 in April this year said that the biggest single reason was "the state of mind of the French".What seems to make reform especially hard is a peculiar French hostility to the market, the embrace of which is a precondition to many reforms.

In this paper, system (1) is assumed randomly stable, which is a precondition for model design.

These composites exhibit the similar dispersion and filler network of CNTs in matrices, which is a precondition of this study.

P3: The time series of defects must be stationary, which is a precondition required by the Granger Test (Fuller 1995).

Europe's most at-risk economies hastily adopted the budgetary measures dictated by the fiscal pact, which was a precondition of eligibility for bailout funds.

However, as Vietnam is moving towards greater international economic integration, many Vietnamese firms when operating outside of Vietnam (Vietnamese corporations with international operations - VNCI) are required to comply with social and environmental standards which are a precondition for global business engagement.

All participants (intervention and control) were beneficiaries of the Whole Systems Redesign, which was a precondition of sites' participation in the trial.

It paved the way for the advanced division of labor, which characterizes modern societies and which was a precondition for their rise.

Mr. Weidmann wrote to the Constitutional Court that E.C.B. bond purchases "would burden the independence of the central bank, which is a central precondition for successful fulfillment of its main duty — defending price stability".