Examples of using A sufficient condition in English and their translations into Arabic
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Consistency within national statistical systems is not a sufficient condition.
Thus" factual causality" is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for reparation.
In particular, it is not a sufficient condition for fostering regional trade in Africa.
prudent fiscal and monetary policies were a necessary but not a sufficient condition.
is not a sufficient condition for the establishment of durable peace.
However, it seems that it is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for sustained economic growth.
Thus, oil revenues are neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition for sustainable and equitable economic development.
However, growth is a necessary but not a sufficient condition for tackling poverty(see figure 0.4).
These observations suggest that urbanization may be a necessary but not a sufficient condition to sustain economic growth.
Of course, the mere availability of natural resources is not a sufficient condition for FDI to occur.
However, increase in the availability of financial resources alone would not be a sufficient condition for progress.
Experience shows that accelerated economic growth is a necessary though not a sufficient condition for a significant increase in social expenditures.
As elsewhere, economic and social inequalities were a necessary but not a sufficient condition for an Arab social movement to emerge.
increase its probability or intensity, it is neither a necessary nor a sufficient condition for aggression.
Greater state involvement in the regulation, financing and provision of social goods is not a sufficient condition for substantive gender equality.
But this doesn't mean that it's a sufficient condition- planets like Venus have atmospheres but lack other criteria for habitability.
However, market access alone is not a sufficient condition to assure development gains flowing downstream to commodity producers, traders, processors in developing countries.
Nevertheless, whereas subsidies continue to be sanctioned under WTO law, and may be a necessary condition for industrial expansion, they are not a sufficient condition.