Sentence examples for any conditionality from inspiring English sources

"The E.C.B. is under pressure to buy more sovereign debt, but the worry is doing so without any conditionality," Mr. Wattret said.

But if it presents a new reform plan before applying for assistance, perhaps it can argue that any conditionality is simply in line with its existing plans?

"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".

And that economic heft has translated into political heft, helping Spain avoid any conditionality on the rescue loan already lined up for her banks.

Last month China demanded that all developed nations immediately raise their emission targets far above current levels, "without any conditionality", in a paper submitted to the U.N. climate change secretariat.

Francesc Homs, the spokesman for the Catalan government, said Tuesday that his government would not accept any "political conditionality" attached to the granting of the funds.

Massive support for Egypt's military regime from Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Kuwait, for example, was not tied to any political conditionality, much less to concerns about human rights or political freedoms.

According to the new Law, the number of residence status are just two temporary and permanent, and the Law also removed any legal conditionality of employment for registration (Marx and Fleischer 2010).

Firstly, the political reality of the bipolar order until the end of the eighties made it impossible to establish any type of conditionality in relations with the Central and Eastern Europe Countries (CEECs) or with the rest of the countries in the U.S.S.R.'s sphere.

The reputation and track record of the private equity shop will be relevant, as will be the conditionality of any financing commitments obtained by the buyer.

Unfortunately, in Eritrea's development partnership with the EU, a key principle is the "non-imposition of any political and/or economic conditionality".