a prerequisite造句

Latin was a prerequisite for admission.

Confidence is a prerequisite for success.

A valid passport is a prerequisite for travel abroad.

A correct diagnosis is usually a prerequisite for effective treatment.

Good self-esteem is a prerequisite for a happy life.

Website traffic is a prerequisite to sales for online business.

So fulfillment of desires is a prerequisite to unity.

Height does not seem to be a prerequisite for greatness.

Equality is a prerequisite for women's participation in social development.

Why is it a prerequisite for business success?

First-class education is a prerequisite for cultivating high-caliber personnel and building a great country.

Courage is no longer a prerequisite for a stay in Naples.

Equality and mutual Benefit is a prerequisite for the conclusion of a trade agreement.

A mark of at least 75% in Basic Art is a prerequisite for Advanced Art.

In many Third World regions land reform remains a prerequisite for development.

Alternatively, the king's defiler may select a feat that has Secular Authority as a prerequisite.

Quality education and a prerequisite for effective protection is improving the quality of teachers.

This HPI survey is based on a prerequisite, i. e. happiness can be quantified and measured.

Compassion is a prerequisite to mastering the upper initiations of the Bodhisattva.

We should not blindly demand proof of safety as a prerequisite for using new technology.

If even all the features are supposed to be retained, "intelligibility" is, without a doubt, a prerequisite for translation.

A knowledge of web-authoring and geographic information systems (GIS) is not a prerequisite this year, but is highly desirable.

An understanding of wave propagation in anisotropic crystals is a prerequisite to the treatment of a number of important topoics.

She could always reflect that all parties concerned had married according to their stations, a prerequisite for their true happiness.

What we've learned (I think), No. 1: Extreme overvaluation precedes a crisis — you might say it's a prerequisite.

To select representative monitoring points is a prerequisite for deciding whether monitoring data illustrate the said area situation.

Perseverance is a prerequisite for success, if you continue to force the door, there are always people who answered the.

Not only that, most are too small and not calcified, a prerequisite for visibility on X-ray.

This is a prerequisite for the socio-economic development of all developing countries, including China and India.

The participation of Arab countries in enforcing a no-fly zone has been seen as a prerequisite for the United States, keen not to spur a regional backlash.

Therefore, ridding the minds of guerrilla commanders of this idea is a prerequisite for deciding on a policy of establishing base areas.

After marriage is a lover, before marriage is a lover, so all exchanges without marriage as a prerequisite are not good love.

If knowing your interlocutor is a prerequisite for successful negotiations, the book should be a big step towards providing a balanced and necessary understanding.

6. Ensure stability as a principle of overriding importance and balance reform, development and stability. Stability is a prerequisite for reform and development.

Good development of rural transport is a prerequisite for outbound traffic to a large extent influence the development of rural tourism.

In the process of listening to music, remember to enjoy the music with understanding and awareness of the theme music is a prerequisite.

The test originally was to put Hydralisks at a later tech and have Corruptors be buildable earlier without a prerequisite building other than upgrading to the Lair.

This learning is a prerequisite to being able to say, twenty years from now, that software development is an exemplar of quality and value.

Rug-rat race refers to the intense pressure put on children to achieve early educational success, particularly as a prerequisite for eventually getting into an elite university.

The correct understanding and choice of word meanings is an integral part of business translation and a prerequisite for ensuring the quality of translation.

Blastwave has received slight modifications. Its location in the Fire tree has remained unchanged but it will now require4 points in Heatwave as a prerequisite.

Professionalism has turned the acquisition of a doctorate into a prerequisite for a successful academic career: as late as 1969 a third of American professors did not possess one.

It amazes us that designers, who can finally create that dream-phone interface, give us the same old telephone simply because they were taught that a strong, global metaphor is a prerequisite to good user-interface design.

Marrying a Prince not a prerequisite for being a Princess.嫁给一个王子不是唯一一个可以让你变成公主的方法。

As in many states, Massachusetts elementary and high school students must pass a series of standardized tests during their scholastic careers, ultimately as a prerequisite for high school graduation.

It also holds that the specifically delimited and stable private property rights is a prerequisite for the efficient operation of the market, which is not an institution based on a universal harmony.

Most of the prestige classes in the Psionics Handbook have a prerequisite of a certain number of base power points each day, which does not include bonus power points.

Right of mother of the maritime right of use is mainly the ownership of maritime space , the study on it is a prerequisite of studying maritime right of use.

You cannot look up on Google something you do not know exists; and the ability to hold facts in your head is a prerequisite for many careers-the law, say, or engineering.