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Meaning precondition meaning

What does precondition mean?

precondition

— verb put into the required condition beforehand — noun a condition that is a prerequisite — noun (= condition) an assumption on which rests the validity or effect of something else — noun (= given) an assumption that is taken for granted

Synonyms precondition synonyms

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precondition English » English

prerequisite premise condition presupposition supposition stipulation presumption given assumption term supposal specification requisite requirement qualification prime premiss making implication hypothesis experimental condition conjecture background antecedent

Conjugation precondition conjugation

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precondition · verb

Examples precondition examples

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Movie subtitles

It's only a precondition.
When they arrived, they repeated that acceptance of their philosophy was a precondition of membership.
Of course, this is a precondition when the pilot of the plane is alive only.
Normality is not a precondition for love and adoration, and when someone is reconciled to death and when he or she speaks from the heart as Diego does, the path to sainthood is nearby.
Do you regard that as a precondition for being a good spin doctor?
Now open them. Tell me what you see without prejudice or precondition.
You'll be old. and you'll be in a hospital and there'll be a complication associated with a precondition.
Your Honor, I'm trying to establish that Miss Adler was unable to give consent in her drugged state, which is the precondition for rape.
Applying yourself, being persistent is a precondition to penetrating deeper and creating new things.
But I understand it was a precondition of his return, that aside from security and principal staff, everyone else has to be off-site.
This is my precondition.
We tell them it's a precondition.
I only knew that I loved her and. and so I forced her to get help as a precondition of our marriage.
Actually it's a precondition to your continuing on here at Memorial.
Under the precondition that Miss Moormann. marries Levin within one year.
He was one of those civilized individuals. who did not insist upon agreement with his political principles. as a precondition for conversation or friendship.
I agree with sending troops. However, there's a precondition.
What precondition?
As a precondition to you to invite in the Beach House.
And it's a vital precondition that they know the subject.
But, I have a precondition.
Tell me what you see without prejudice or precondition.
No. This is my precondition.

News and current affairs

The report urges the president to understand that the spoilers will not cease to be spoilers as a precondition of negotiations, but only as a result of them.
Therefore we must come to terms with history, particularly in the Baltic Sea region, where such a reckoning is a fundamental precondition for building mutual confidence and cooperation.
The International Monetary Fund will certainly require Ukraine to reform its gas and coal subsidies as a precondition for implementing its package of financial support (of which a substantial contribution comes from the European Union).
Another precondition for Mill was the ability and desire of citizens to make considered choices.
Prior agreement on the scope or outcome should not be a precondition for talks - or an excuse to avoid them - but rather a subject of the negotiations themselves.
Scope will also then exist for revitalizing the WTO, for which a strong European-American commitment is a necessary precondition, though not the entire solution.
The Maastricht Treaty established a monetary union, but the political union that is an indispensable precondition for the common currency's success remained a mere promise.
Inspired by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, approval of the pact was a precondition for Germany's participation in the financial rescue plan for Greece and the other distressed eurozone countries.
The German perspective is thus shifting in the direction of that of France and the United Kingdom: the EU is increasingly seen as a framework and precondition for asserting national interests, rather than as an aim in itself.
Yet many Europeans talk of imposing draconian privacy or data-localization rules as a precondition for signing any new free-trade deal.
The Policy Position expressed the ECB Governing Council's stance on membership of the exchange rate mechanism (ERM II), a key precondition for future eurozone entry.
Sinn Fein leaders are fearful that imposing arms decommissioning as a precondition will split the IRA, creating a paramilitary force determined to destroy the agreement.
But making a settlement freeze a precondition for negotiations was obviously unacceptable to the Israeli government, which maintained that no preconditions for negotiations should be set.
The euro's architects were well aware that the participating states' maintenance of sound public finances was a vital precondition for the new currency's stability.
He will see it as a precondition for altering perceptions of the US in the Arab and Muslim worlds, since restoring America's credibility will be a major objective of the incoming administration.
If the answer is yes, international policy coordination would seem to be a necessary precondition for progress.
But de Mistura has made it clear that he aims neither to build a lasting peace with Assad nor to establish Assad's departure from power as a precondition for peace.
Integration is a precondition for the public acceptance of future legal flows.
The US should insist on a substantive agenda as a precondition for any Obama visit.
In Europe, the absence of a political union - considered a necessary precondition for sharing debt obligations and, thus, putting the euro on a sound footing - is widely held to lie at the root of the continent's crisis.
A precondition for any effective change is a shift in policy orientation from the national to the regional level.
He has waived America's long-standing demand that Iran stop uranium enrichment as a precondition for negotiations, and he has sworn off any idea of regime change.
For the Syrians, the major objective in concluding peace with Israel is rapprochement with the US, but they will balk at the Americans' demand that they stop flirting with terrorism as a precondition for talks.

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