conditio sine qua non造句

• Factual causation is established by means of the " but-for " ( or " conditio sine qua non " ) test.
• This means that more coordination of macroeconomic policies is a conditio sine qua non, if ASEAN would like to overcome the crisis and charter more resilient economies in the future.
• Having thus proved that the delay was a " conditio sine qua non " of her husband's demise, the widow was found to be entitled to damages.
• The case is especially important in the law of delict, dealing with the problems relating to causation and the " conditio sine qua non " or " but-for " test.
• In this kind of social and cultural atmosphere, solid intellectual and moral basis is a conditio sine qua non for any political leader to be morally clear and consistent, trustworthy and capable of acting as a guiding light for the public.
• When the 44 cm platter of the 927 was no more a " conditio sine qua non " for professional use EMT decided that it was possible to create a smaller but equally excellent brother to the  927 : the  930 Studio turntable', introduced in 1956.
• According to Harry van den Bouwhuijsen, " In " Reconceptualizing India Studies ", apart from briefly examining the possibility and preconditions for a Comparative Science of Cultures, hemainly urges his Indian fellow-intellectuals to provide the descriptions which are a " conditio sine qua non " for such a science to get off the ground ."
• Jomo Kenyatta, general secretary of the Kikuyu Central Association and Kenya's first prime minister from 1963, wrote in 1938 that, for the Kikuyu, the institution of FGM was the " " conditio sine qua non " of the whole teaching of tribal law, religion and morality . " No proper Kikuyu man or woman would marry or have sexual relations with someone who was not circumcised.