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sine qua non

sine qua non
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    • a prerequisite

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    1. Grammar and usage are the sine qua non of language teaching and learning.
    2. Profit is a sine qua non of liability.
    3. Profit is a sine qua non of liability. But it is not the tax base.
    4. This was considered as conditio sine qua non for the creditors of the company to make its restructuring feasible.
    5. Compliance with the incentive effect criterion is a sine qua non condition for the approval of aid (Recital 28 of the GBER).
    6. Point 26 of the Guidelines states clearly that the notification of a restructuring plan is a condition sine qua non for an extension of the rescue aid.
    7. The export objective of an EOU as set out in paragraph 6.1 of the FTP is a conditio sine qua non to obtain the incentives.
    8. The export objective of an EOU as set out in paragraph 6.1 of the EXIM-policy 02-07 is a conditio sine qua non to obtain the incentives.
    9. The export objective of an EOU as set out in paragraph 6.1 of the EXIM-policy 2002-2007 is a condition sine qua non to obtain the incentives.
    10. The sine qua non of all restructuring plans is that they must restore the long-term viability of the company within a reasonable time scale and on the basis of realistic assumptions as to its future operating conditions.
    11. It is true that neither the payroll tax nor the business property occupation tax is payable if the taxpayer company has no profit. Profit is a sine qua non of liability.
    12. In order to participate in such projects, the cooperative had to meet a sine qua non condition that the part of overall financial requirement not covered by State contribution would be covered by the beneficiary companies in two ways:
    13. The export objective of SEZS as set out in rule 2 of the Special Economic Zones Rules of 2006 is a conditio sine qua non to obtain the incentives.
    14. Thus, the medium-term objectives were (i) to meet France Télécom's financing requirements; and (ii) to achieve a net reduction in debt and a reconstitution of capital, a sine qua non for the Company's rehabilitation in the long run in terms of borrowing on the stock market.
    15. See also the statement by the French authorities: ‘achieving a net debt reduction and a reconstitution of the company capital [is] a sine qua non for the ultimate restoration of the company's reputation in credit markets …’, p. 26 of the French authorities ' letter of 3.12.2002.