prerequisites

In an arms races to prove they are holier than thou, rabbis add more and more prohibitions and prerequisites.

Since water seems to be one of the prerequisites for life as we know it, that was an encouraging sign.

Such self-preservation and drive may well be prerequisites of the job.

The only stated prerequisites are that the artist must have had some impact and released a record at least 25 years ago.

His research found that for a case to truly take off, it required several prerequisites.

These again are antecedent prerequisites, but do not constitute a portion of the attained view.

Faith in God and genuine repentance are prerequisites to effective baptism.

Good homes and good schools on good roads are prerequisites to the solution of many rural problems.

Two steps are made prerequisites to valid copyright by the laws now in force in the United States.

He has all the prerequisites of natural capacity and elementary acquirements, for the study of his arduous profession.