Sentence examples for * conditionalities from inspiring English sources

No memoranda, no conditionalities, nothing.

IMF conditionalities have also been widely debated.

There is simply no legitimate reason for these conditionalities today.

"Each project will be assessed on its merits without additional conditionalities".

Under no circumstances should a developing country's capital infusion have IMF-like conditionalities.

"The conditionalities could be about law, process, elections [due in 2018] and property rights.

There are some conditionalities that still have to be looked at.

Having up-front conditionalities and linking them to providing resources doesn't necessarily yield the results you're looking for, and I don't think attaching aid to conditionalities on environment as well as other objectives is good policy dialogue.

"All aid was tied up with conditionalities so hopefully now Indians will have a better chance of doing what they want," he told the Guardian.

Imposing, for instance, the urgencies of internal modernisation and the conditionalities of "free trade" on Asian societies, European businessmen and diplomats got native elites to do their bidding.

It was "tragically comic" that India and Pakistan, after "bleeding their economies" to pay for arms, "beg and submit to all sorts of conditionalities from international lending institutions".