Sentence examples for No conditionality from inspiring English sources

"And that means there's no conditionality, they're not conditional on receiving technology or financing, there's no trap doors, there's no Swiss cheese in that kind of an agreement".

There's no conditionality attached here; she simply wants to cut off the funds, regardless of whether the PA pushes for statehood or not.

We can see this by looking in turn at UBI's main selling points: no conditionality, no means-testing and equal payments to all.

Just as the current prospect of a bailout has given California's politicians an incentive to sit on their hands, not make the tough decisions and wait for Washington to come to the rescue, the same will happen in the future — conditionality or no conditionality.

He warned that Greece, but also the Irish Republic and Portugal, had been given the impression that this was a "rescue with no conditionality outside the financial system" and this was "already eroding the commitment to the terms of the existing programmes".

As you can see, there is no conditionality in any of his answers.

All in all, Chinese aid to Africa is going to come with all sorts of strings attached, despite the "no-conditionality" rhetoric, and it is a huge power play, despite the proclamations of "south-south co-operation".

Although it was for other reasons, the developing countries also did no accept conditionality during that period, since many had gained their independence only recently and belligerently defended both the right of every people to choose freely its political system, and the principle of non-intervention in the internal affairs of other States.

No memoranda, no conditionalities, nothing".

There can be no financing without conditionality," said a senior EU diplomat.

"If the decision is not unanimous, which seems likely given the reported size of the package, then the market should be prepared for legal challenges in the German courts, and it is in this context that any conditionality is likely to be key, particularly if the French and Italian governments show no signs of implementing further reforms".