Precondition in a sentence

Artsakh said they allowed the delivery only as a precondition for the complete re-opening of the Lachin Corridor, which has been blockaded by Azerbaijan since December 12.

Bank trouble is one of the most obvious areas where markets and macro intersect — a healthy banking system is a necessary precondition for a healthy economy.

Furthermore, Kashif Anwar called for a unified commitment from political parties, suggesting the signing of a charter of the economy as a precondition before any upcoming elections.

In 1673 and 1678, the Test Acts were passed by the British Parliament, imposing religious tests as a precondition for holding public office.

Speculation was rife that Fraser, who is Chairman of Progressives United (PU), had insisted on becoming premier of the territory as a precondition to forming an alliance with any of the other parties that were successful at the polls.

Assad said while he desires a withdrawal of Turkish troops, it is not a precondition for dialogue.

But she firmly declared that “diversity…is a precondition for real excellence” in Harvard’s academic work, and remains a fundamental value within the constraints of the current law.

Meeting with the U.S. official, Michael Carpenter, Aliyev reiterated his main precondition for any peace deal with Armenia: a change of the Armenian constitution which he claims contains territorial claims to Azerbaijan.

Putin has demanded Ukraine surrender territory in its south and east as a precondition for a ceasefire, a position Kyiv has called "absurd".

The Syrian leader demanded the withdrawal of Turkish troops from Syria as a precondition for continued talks brokered by Russia.

This comes as some global EV manufacturers, such as Teas-based Tesla, Inc., had been seeking tariff concessions as a precondition for building a manufacturing plant in India.

This requirement applies irrespective of whether the appointment is permanent or temporary, thus emphasising the constitutional necessity of oath-taking as a precondition or condition precedent for exercising judicial authority.

And these are the kind of people that need redemption and transformation as a precondition for transactions to help.

A reporter for NBC News that the protesters were paid signature-gatherers for the campaign’s effort in Arizona and that showing up was a precondition for them to get paid for their work.

Clean eating is a precondition to being able to work out effectively, so typical college student meals like sugary cereal and packaged ramen noodles probably aren’t going to cut it.

Currently, Williams, who turns 39 next month, is in her Long Island home, as opposed to staying at a hotel, due to the precondition of her lungs.

Even the Saudi peace proposal, which morphed into the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative, clearly stipulated this precondition.

Fighting and killing Jews is presented in the Saudi curriculum as a precondition for the End of Days.

He said the law does not seek to abolish lobola since culturally it solidified bonds between families but said bride price could not be used as a precondition to solemnize marriage.

In one of the presidential debates, Biden did say he’d meet with Kim only under the precondition that the North denuclearize, but no one should hold their breath.