sine qua non in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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sine qua non in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sine qua non in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sine qua non [ˌsɪnikwɑ:ˈnəʊn, Am ˈsɪneɪkwɑ:ˈnoʊn] N form

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They, in turn, demand the complete withdrawal of foreign troops as their sine qua non for talks.
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Approval of the annual accounts is a sine qua non condition precedent to discharge of the directors.
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Statement of account is sine qua non when you give somebody money.
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Warmth is not the sine qua non of community formation but guards against instrumentalist relationships.
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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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The sine qua non of minimalist marketing is that it relies on strategy.
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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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Typically, many cardinals believe that a good dose of in-the-trenches pastoral seasoning is a 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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We can irredeemably shred the bonds of trust that are the sine qua non of any democracy.
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