Sentence examples for And conditionalities from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, and given the program design and the nonrandom assignment of the beneficiaries, we use a non-experimental methodology of double differences and identify the potential participants according to the criteria and conditionalities of the program.

Moreover, development cooperation still suffers from inadequate coordination, high and often unnecessary transaction costs, and conditionalities that can be counterproductive.

There are also dangers in associating health with narrow foreign policy goals and conditionalities that may in fact undermine health, such as user fees on primary health care and education.

He states: "Sanctions and conditionality are important tools for advisers in helping people back to work.

But Mr. Bernanke cautioned that the Fed might find it "difficult to convey the committee's policy intentions with sufficient precision and conditionality".

"We are uncertain of the structure, deliverability and conditionality of what is proposed by Moelis, but we are willing to engage with them to investigate further.

Those who are more job-ready are cherrypicked leaving everyone else behind and work schemes were "focused too much on sanctions and conditionality".

The Beveridge settlement was underpinned by full employment, the contributory principle and conditionality: the notion that all those capable of work must do so.

In a world that doesn't want another Cold War, General Craddock, tossing in some maybes for courtesy and conditionality's sake, sounded like a man who had marked the close of an easier era.

The Times provided further context and conditionality, he said, in the next sentence: "If that were the case, they said, China would no longer need or want to have Mr. Snowden remain in Hong Kong".

"It is therefore very hard if not impossible to see the E.C.B. embark upon bond-buying on any member country without a clear framework around the help request and conditionality".