Examples of using Precondition in English and their translations into Croatian
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in their subjective consciousness they easily become a precondition for ensuring the existence.
fiscal standards is also considered a precondition for any EU engagement with, or public support to,
During recent years investments were made in the renovation of Mala Riva as a precondition for further investment in security
is a decisive precondition for the development of eco-tourism.
in their subjective consciousness, they quickly become a precondition for ensuring existence.
Individuals have the right to express themselves anonymously; States should therefore refrain from compelling the identification of users as a precondition for service provision.12.
A strong Single Market is also seen as a precondition for a stronger Union as set out by the President of the Commission in his 2017 State of the Union speech 14.
special attention is dedicated to human relations as precondition for successful team work.
effective labor market policies as a precondition for social inclusion
The windlass is strong that its planet gear adopts suspension arm support on the precondition of completely guaranteeing its intention;
In this way, borrowing entails a great responsibility of the whole collective, which is a precondition for productive production.
makes clear that the investigation of election materials is seen as a precondition of electoral reform," she wrote in her column.
efficient labour market policy as a precondition to social inclusion
In this respect, the compulsory use of UMF when developing new systems can be considered a necessary precondition for the introduction of the interoperability components proposed in this Regulation.
BiH wants to join NATO's Partnership for Peace programme, but cannot until it meets a major political precondition-- the handover of Karadzic and other indictees.
Fulfilling UN standards in eight areas had been considered a precondition for beginning negotiations on its final status.
Passage of new economic legislation is widely considered a precondition for continued reforms
Under the precondition of quality assurance,
The invention of an electrically-powered railway wagon was a precondition for the transport revolution that spurred the development of towns and industrial centres.
He was one of those civilized individuals… who did not insist upon agreement with his political principles… as a precondition for conversation or friendship.