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Значения термина precondition на английском

каталонский
estipulació
испанский
condición

An assumption on which rests the validity or effect of something else.

estipulació
португальский
presunção
каталонский
pressuposició
испанский
presupuesto

An assumption that is taken for granted.

presunção
Использование термина precondition на английском
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The six improved the offer in June 2008 but retained the precondition.
Reuters
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Quick and peaceful polls are seen as a precondition for much-needed reforms.
Reuters
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But that is not a precondition to a deal, the source added.
Reuters
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And this was the main precondition, that anything might be something else.
Girl, Interrupted
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It was a different precondition that tipped the balance: the state of contrariety.
Girl, Interrupted
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A settlement freeze was an Israeli obligation, he said, not a Palestinian precondition.
The Irish Times
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In June last year the six improved the offer but retained the precondition.
Reuters
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Simple structures are an essential precondition for effective arrangements, Myners said.
Reuters
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Facing up to a problem is, after all, a precondition of fixing it.
The Guardian
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Guttenberg described this as a precondition for Germany providing financing guarantees.
Reuters
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A precondition for wage negotiations is for workers to return to the posts.
Reuters
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Iran will demand the lifting of economic sanctions as a precondition of talks.
The Guardian
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That is not a precondition to a deal, the source added.
Reuters
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She added that this was an essential precondition for her acceptance.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Pathogen circulation among reservoir hosts is a precondition for zoonotic spillover.
Pubmed
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Political awareness was made a precondition for personal survival and advancement.
The Belgian Curtain: Europe after Communism
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Translations for precondition
португальский
presunçãohipótese
Precondition через время
Precondition в диалектах
Соединенные Штаты Америки
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