Examples of using Precondition in English and their translations into Hindi
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naturalisation as Indian citizens, and furthermore, the normal precondition for naturalisation- having spent 12 years in the country- is halved to six years.
The group wanted to define a“safe operating space for humanity” for the international community, including governments at all levels, international organizations, civil society, the scientific community and the private sector, as a precondition for sustainable development.
Under the precondition of ensuring the safe and non-destructive water ecological environment of the estuary area, the scientific argument can be put into the water in accordance with the law.
Toomer 1964 lists, as a precondition, what is needed for historians to investigate Schramm's claim(1963)
Becoming proficient in German is also an essential precondition for succeeding on the German job market,
In general, such an MSc as a precondition of entry is sufficient to satisfy admission conditions without the need for further coursework requirements,
The Egyptian leader said an"independent Palestinian state" with East Jerusalem as its capital is"a necessary precondition for the entire region to transit into a new phase of stability and development.".
they tell us where those girls are, we are prepared to negotiate with them without any precondition.
El-Sisi said“an independent Palestinian state” with east Jerusalem as its capital is“a necessary precondition for the entire region to transit into a new phase of stability and development.”.
El-Sissi also called on Prent asserted that“an independent Palestinian state” with east Jerusalem as its capital is“a necessary precondition for the entire region to[transition] into a new phase of stability and development.”.
Sisi said"an independent Palestinian state" with east Jerusalem as its capital is"a necessary precondition for the entire region to transit into a new phase of stability and development.".
was merely just some conduct on the surface done under the precondition that no personal interests would be affected.
who qualify in the written part of the examination will be exempted from the Skill Test as passing of the skill test is a precondition and one of the essential qualifications for appointment to the post of Data Entry Operator.
as a realisation of inherent human vulnerability and as being a precondition for the possibility of a just society.
Civil society in both areas is, however, often viewed as a counter-poise and complement rather than an alternative in relation to the state[8], or as Whaites stated in his 1996 article,'the state is seen as a precondition of civil society'[2].
The preconditions for publishing are evaluated individually for each advertisement.
Dawood urges to return India with certain preconditions.
In psychotherapy, this is one of the important preconditions.
Obama says he is willing to negotiate with Iran without preconditions.
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