The phrase "aid condition" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context, such as a condition for receiving aid or assistance, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The organization has set an aid condition that must be met before funds are released."
Alternatives: "assistance requirement" or "support criteria".
But carefully channeled international aid, conditioned on political reform, may help ease the Haitians' misery.
A promise of substantial aid, conditioned upon steady progress, could remove the fear and make the traverse possible.
The use of aid conditions to impose Thatcherite economic policies on developing countries has also undermined fragile democracies in many states.
If that's so it becomes all the more important for the West to tip the scales in favor of the reformers with the promise of aid, conditioned upon further reforms.
They might, for example, undermine the role of the IMF and World Bank, abandon attempts to expand free trade or even just ride roughshod over aid conditions in poor countries.
Even when recipients blatantly flout aid conditions, donors often hand over the money anyway, for fear of sparking an economic collapse or even bloodshed.Good policies cannot be imposed on unwilling pupils.
In a bold and pretty convincing reordering of the conventional approach to finances, Jubilee South claims that far from being debtors, the developing countries are creditors – after centuries of pillage, decades of unfair trade and harmful aid conditions, and now climate injustice.
According to a draft of the new aid conditions, which was provided to The New York Times on Wednesday, the American government is demanding that aid agencies receiving American money cannot pay "fees at roadblocks, ports, warehouses, airfields or other transit points" controlled by the Shabab.
The need for Starling to increase its capital is thought to be related to the bank's bid to be one of the recipients of the Capability and Innovation fund, which was set up by Royal Bank of Scotland to fulfill European state aid conditions arising from the bank's £45 billion U.K. government bailout during the financial crisis.
