English-Polish translation for "prerequisite"

prerequisite (of/for) {noun}

prerequisite (of/for) {noun}

prerequisite (qualification) {noun} [educ.] [Amer.]

prerequisite {adj.} (also: needful, indispensable, essential)

prerequisite {adj.} (also: necessary, inevitable)

Examinations Prerequisites

Migration is both a prerequisite for and a consequence of globalisation.

Passing the pre-test is a prerequisite for further testing.

They are prerequisites for macroeconomic stability, growth and cohesion in the euro area.

This is a prerequisite for maintaining confidence in the credibility of governments’ fiscal targets.

So in fact, intergalactic space does contain all the prerequisites for the open-ended creation of knowledge.

Out in intergalactic space, those three prerequisites for the open-ended creation of knowledge are at their lowest possible supply.

Tagging your online ads is an important prerequisite to allowing Google Analytics to show you which marketing activities are really paying off.

I would say very important – especially in a global firm where English can be considered a pre-requisite for a person’s career.

In order to avoid treatment failure and emergence of resistance it is a prerequisite that patient's compliance and dosing be adequate.

In order to avoid treatment failure and emergence of resistance it is a prerequisite that patient's compliance and dosing need to be adequate.

In order to avoid treatment failure and emergence of resistance it is a prerequisite that patient's compliance and dosing be adequate.

Such anchoring is a prerequisite for monetary policy to make its contribution towards supporting economic growth and job creation in the euro area.

Such anchoring is a prerequisite for monetary policy to make an ongoing contribution towards supporting sustainable economic growth and job creation in the euro area.

Actually I'm just going to pause for one second, because I heard that there's a prerequisite to speak here at TED -- you had to have a picture of yourself from the old days with big hair.

A continuous systemic exposure of the dams during the (unknown) sensitive phase of the organogenesis as a pre-requisite for the induction of teratogenic effects cannot necessarily be assumed.

As emphasised repeatedly, this is a prerequisite for monetary policy to make an ongoing contribution towards supporting sustainable economic growth and job creation in the euro area.