Sentence examples for would be a precondition from inspiring English sources

Fixing that would be a precondition of any deal, he implied.

Clegg suggested that electoral reform would be a precondition before the Liberal Democrats could support another party in government.

In the aftermath of the 2010 election, senior Labour figures said Clegg's departure would be a precondition of any future Labour-Lib Dem coalition.

In approving Heathrow's expansion plans last month, the government said that increased domestic flights from around the UK would be a precondition.

Instead Mr. Clegg has laid down several demands that he says would be a precondition of any post-election deal including tax and education changes, new rules on banks and voting reform.

When I interviewed Condé last year, he was adamant that a more equitable share of the profits should stay in Guinea, and that infrastructure would be a precondition for any deal.

This concept aims at the production of high-quality castings as well as at ingot material for wrought processing routes because the chemically homogeneous and fine-grained microstructures would be a good precondition for improved workability.

This would be an essential precondition before any serious discussion of reunification could begin.

The Liberal Democrat leader also made it explicit for the first time that electoral reform would be an unavoidable precondition of any coalition government as he insisted that Labour will have forfeited the right to govern if it comes third.

The expression of GC42 would be an excellent precondition for reverse transcription.

Mr. Fellegi did not reveal how much Hungary would request in "precautionary" assistance, saying this would be a part of the negotiations rather than a precondition.