Sentence examples for would be prerequisite from inspiring English sources

In this context, activation of CO2 would be prerequisite for its conversion.

Also, no one has yet detected Hawking radiation, which would be prerequisite evidence for black hole evaporation, Weaver says.

First, initial identification of the quartile accounting for the majority of potentially avoidable deaths would be prerequisite to developing focused preventative strategies.

Political resolve coupled with the support of all stakeholders, would be prerequisites for the success of current and future regulation and integration attempts.

Mallett, who was born in England, said major structural change within the RFU would be a prerequisite for his involvement.

However, the Lib Dem MP added: "It would require a deal on electoral reform – that would be a prerequisite.

The Poetry Society is said to be seeking a financial sponsor for the campaign, which would be a prerequisite.

You might suppose that a certain recklessness would be a prerequisite for anyone contemplating a career in the drug trade.

Brooks's accepts only gentlemen "of the highest social order" and Snell adds: "I think it would be a prerequisite that [James] can play bridge.

After the debacle in Florida in 2000, one would think that a commitment to the protection of voting rights would be a prerequisite for anyone being considered for appointment to the federal bench.

The assent of Persian Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia and Kuwait would be a prerequisite for military operations launched from the bases that have remained home to American troops since the 1991 Persian Gulf war.