prerequisite , auch: prereq informal
prerequisition

Local support for change is a prerequisite, the report says.

Military use may be possible, but it is not a prerequisite.

The only prerequisite is that you be, or once were, young.

A good environment is often a main prerequisite for development.

"Power is a prerequisite for anything you do in space," he said.

Safety must be a prerequisite for the use of nuclear technology.

It's almost a prerequisite to the top level of teams.

Both of those are prerequisites for any marriage to work.

Anyone can take this course because there are no prerequisites.

Students are asked to support a position on whether failure is a prerequisite for success.

"International experience is now considered a prerequisite for leaders in the rest of the world," he said.

Food is the most basic prerequisite for people's health and quality of life.

Of course, being on key is not a prerequisite for fame.

This was a prerequisite for any relationship she might enter into.

A prerequisite of being able to achieve such a situation is that we work together.

It is by far the most important prerequisite to get the peace process back on track.

We need to see a healthy environment too as a prerequisite for our economy.

But they cannot and must not be made a prerequisite of reconstruction.

They can be human if you like, but that's hardly a prerequisite.

President Kennedy said that the first prerequisite for the job is to really want the position.

The prerequisite is that they must be primarily set in a city.

This is the prerequisite for students to be able to participate in student groups.

However, they do not need to fulfill any other prerequisite of office.

More and better education is a prerequisite for rapid economic development around the world.