Examples of using Basic precondition in English and their translations into Portuguese
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No discussion regarding alliances has any meaning without this basic precondition.
Cohesion policy is a basic precondition for the existence and legitimacy of the EU as a whole.
For the transition to world communism,at least three basic preconditions must be fulfilled.
Particularly as the basic preconditions for using the common European currency have not even superficially been met.
I know that is a bit much to ask for, but that is the basic precondition for the whole thing being acceptable.
The basic precondition for combatting youth unemployment and longterm unemployment is better worker training.
If, moreover, it is now a question of negotiating a new agreement,then this new agreement needs to fulfil certain basic preconditions.
This is a sign that the basic preconditions for democratic development in Belarus have still not been established.
The reconstruction of the destroyed villages, schools, hospitals and water supplies and of agriculture are a basic precondition for an autonomous, independent future for the Kurds.
A basic precondition and legitimising basis for participation is adequate representativeness of those speaking for organised civil society.
Gender equality andrespect for the principle of nondiscrimination in general are basic preconditions to active inclusion in the labour market and the social integration which must accompany it.
A basic precondition for drawing up any kind of sensible strategy on Roma inclusion is to collect and provide data on the socio-economic situation of the Roma chiefly education, health, housing and employment.
A c c o u n t a b i l i t y a s a c o re e l e m e n t o f l e g i t i m a c y Accountability is a basic precondition for democratic legitimacy and a core element of democratic structures.
These data were mentioned as basic preconditions for subsequent economic analysis and for assessing the costs and benefits of current or proposed European Directives.
I should also like to appeal to the Council to take seriously the demands of the rapporteur and the Committee on Culture,which are all basic preconditions for a viable youth programme.
We propose that academic equivalence should be the basic precondition for the recognition of vocational equivalence, which should be granted on the basis of the terms of the host country.
These changes are accompanied by demands for more innovative andflexible education that will prepare Europeans for their integration into the modern labour market where education is the basic precondition for all age groups and all strata of society.
I believe that these are basic preconditions for preparing young people to overcome this very difficult period and better prepare them for the next wave of jobs which, hopefully, will be created once the crisis has subsided.
The right to and the possibility of return, reconciliation projects andthe prosecution of war crimes at all levels are the basic precondition to the hoped-for peaceful, democratic development of the rule of law in this part of Europe.
The basic precondition for a properly functioning European internal goods market is the removal of obstacles to economic operators and the creation of favourable conditions for companies, in particular for the 23 million small and medium-sized enterprises.
At the same time, it is important to emphasise,at every opportunity, that the basic precondition to attaining the global objectives of cohesion policy is sound financial management, accountability and transparency in the allocation of funds.
Most important of all is that we now have a directive which must guarantee that everyone has the right to understand the authorities and the proceedings in a court of law and to be understood in such situations,which is one of the basic preconditions of the rule of law.
This commodity package has become the basic precondition for revising other sectoral directives, particularly the directive on toys which has now been approved, the regulation on cosmetic products and the regulation on building products.
This“new” Shining Path is different than its original version, a group created and led by ideologist Abimael Guzmán,which took advantage of the three basic preconditions for the birth of an insurgency- according to the U.S. Army Counterguerrilla Operations field manual.
The basic precondition for a well-functioning European judicial space is the principle of mutual recognition of judgments, respecting the different legal traditions and methods of the countries, operating on the basis of mutual trust between judges, people in the legal professions and citizens.
First of all, this Parliament has judged the Customs Union with Turkey on the basis of promises that Turkey will comply with certain basic preconditions concerning issues of human rights, democracy, state of law, and cohabitation in accordance with international regulations as regards the Kurds, the Cypriots and Greek-Turkish relations.
As the resolution states, the basic preconditions for close cooperation in terms of the European Neighbourhood Policy are the abolition of capital punishment, a free media, freedom of speech and assembly, freedom of religion, a respect for democratic values, and the immediate release of political prisoners.
That very respect for compliance with international humanitarian law andthe norms of international human rights law by both parties in the conflict would be a basic precondition in the Middle Eastern conflict for discernible progress in the peace process, which could now suffer a serious setback, once again, as a result of Israel's planned settlement construction.
Furthermore, it should also be said- and this is in the joint motion- that we are not prepared to put at stake the principles underlying the internal market in the negotiations on structural policy, andthat controls on subsidies must continue to be recognised as one of the basic preconditions for the proper functioning of a common market and should not be abolished as part of the structural policy.
Does the Commission consider that, during the negotiations concerning partnerships under FLEGT, binding conditions should be agreed concerning development aspects(both social and environmental) in order to improve the living conditionsof the local population, and is legality a basic precondition for access to the European market rather than an aim of FLEGT in its own right?