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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.

Empowerment thus becomes a precondition for development.

Yet prudent domestic management was a precondition.

This commitment was a precondition of their consenting to disarm.

Access to the source code is a precondition for this.

Human rights are a guarantee and a precondition for individual freedom.

Compliance is a precondition for the credibility of arms control treaties.

It was an absolute precondition for our being able to speak.

But this should be the result of, not a precondition for, negotiations.

I have a name for all of these conditions, it's another precondition

UNESCO believed that the promotion of that goal was a precondition for achieving development which was quot sustainable, equitable and people centred quot , and for achieving quot peace based on human rights, fundamental freedoms and democracy quot .

Social expenditures should be seen as a precondition of economic efficiency and competitiveness.

It is an important precondition for as well as a result of industrialization.

That, however, is a precondition for reducing external imbalances and reliance on foreign credit.

In 1986, the government released political prisoners a precondition for talks with the opposition.

That protection force will be a necessary precondition for an expanded United Nations presence.

A precondition of social and economic progress was the solution of development financing issues.

The fourth precondition is making sure that you deal with the issue of corruption.

But the precondition for international success is will and effort at the national level.

That disarmament was the precondition for the elections originally planned for 7 September 1994.

The US should insist on a substantive agenda as a precondition for any Obama visit.

Thirdly, it needs to be emphasized that political will is a precondition for diplomatic efforts.

That is not enough to ensure a substantive result, but it is a necessary precondition.

It is clear that in Afghanistan, as elsewhere, justice is a precondition for lasting peace.

finally, stability is a precondition for the financing of the fight against hunger and poverty.

The provision of such assurances is a political precondition for a balanced non proliferation regime.

I have a name for all of these conditions, it's another precondition I call them preposterous.

Definitions have been harmonized with international conventions and present a sufficient precondition for processing such offences.

This reconceptualization is an essential precondition to the development of multisectoral programme approaches to the epidemic.

Many now claim that abolition of capital punishment is a precondition of a civilized criminal law system.

One important precondition for improving employment rates among women is the availability of sufficient and affordable childcare.

The freedom to choose a way to develop is the main precondition for a democratic world order.

The precondition for such cooperation between the Russian Federation and its Baltic neighbours have now greatly improved.

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