Sentence examples for aid conditional from inspiring English sources

The World Bank made further aid conditional on a state's willingness to reform its power system.

More substantially, donors may make aid conditional on meeting the promises made.

Making foreign aid conditional on results gives governments an extra incentive not just to pass laws, but to enforce them.

Since the 1990s many foreign aid sources, notably the IMF, have made aid conditional on market-oriented economic reforms, such as lowering trade barriers and privatization.

It is looking at ways of making aid conditional on such appointments, and on ending the practice of granting amnesties to well-connected crooks.

The request follows the European Commission's approval last week of a plan to make the granting of the aid conditional on thousands of layoffs and office closings at four Spanish banks: Bankia, Catalunya Banc, NCG Banco and Banco de Valencia.

So shouldn't Europe's aid be conditional on something other than deportations?

However, Kentucky's governor, Steven Beshear, a Democrat who is approaching the end of his second term, emphasises that much state aid is conditional.

Given the huge human and hidden fiscal costs of not addressing FGM in the developing world, should UK Aid be conditional, in those countries most affected, on solid evidence that FGM is being tackled by the domestic authorities?

Two weeks before, the Group of Seven largest industrial economies had offered his country a $24 billion aid package, conditional on its implementing the reforms of which Mr Gaidar was the architect.

And bank governance has emerged as a critical issue, with the country's creditors, who arrived in Athens this week to carry out their latest audit, insisting that continued aid is conditional on banks' demonstrating that their conduct is above reproach.