Translations for „sine qua non“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

sine qua non [ˌsɪnikwɑ:ˈnəʊn] N form

sine qua non

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He has a quiet but assertive magnetism, a youthful dignity and a plainly potential sense of timing that is the good actor's sine qua non.

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Diversity in all of its various dimensions, especially diversity of thought, must be respected as a sine qua non of "responsibility" in the collective.

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Our elites are dominant yet the sine qua non of the education system is uplifting the massive.

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The establishment of constitutional liberties is the sine qua non of liberal democracy.

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A retrospective at a major museum is, for a living artist, the sine qua non of any serious career.

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Statement of account is sine qua non when you give somebody money.

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Evidence, facts and reason, therefore, form the sine qua non not just of good public policy, but of good value.

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I strongly recommend that the subject entrepreneurship should become a sine qua non (compulsory) in all our schools, both junior and senior.

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The name was chosen for its brevity in describing the sine qua non of bacterial vaginosis.

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It's fun both to watch and to talk about afterward, and it possesses the elusive rom-com sine qua non: two equally appealing leads who bounce wonderfully off each other.

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