Sentence examples for absence of conditionality from inspiring English sources

The lesson is that incentives matter (as shown by the rise in employment prior to 2008) – but in the absence of conditionality, some parents who would otherwise have been working remained out of the labour market.

The absence of policy conditionalities and the emphasis on capacity building for development contribute to the efforts at enhancing country ownership, although Brazil's exclusive recognition of national governments as cooperation counterparts may at times be seen as a limitation if the beneficiary national governments do not have the capacity to meet the partnership criteria.

Like the first version of the introduction allowance in 1999, the principle of conditionality remained prevalent, meaning that the benefit was reduced correspondingly in the event of absence from the introduction programme (that could not be excused by illness or other compelling reasons).

Forget "light" forms of conditionality.

But it was the wrong sort of conditionality.

Again, a mixture of conditionality and in-work support is needed to make reform effective.

If politics in the periphery turns sour, that sort of conditionality could prove impossible to enforce.

One positive impact could result from imposing some kind of conditionality on the distribution of aid.

That is the kind of conditionality designed to appeal to German sensibilities.

How many times have you heard politicians wrap themselves in that cloak of conditionality?

The ugly: In our earlier notes, we warned of the danger of "conditionality creep" in Spain.