Sentence examples for conditional aid from inspiring English sources

The Bush team should go out of its way to help Ghana -- now -- with conditional aid.

The conditional aid from expanded IMF lending will depend upon what replaces the Washington Consensus.

The question is how to deal with these governments: conditional aid, to ensure American values are respected?

More than 10,000 workers were out of a job.Such slips have given conditional aid a bad reputation.

At the same time, the international community and donors have to continue to put pressure on these national governments to ensure transparency and support of these activities, for example, with conditional aid.

In contrast to conditional aid arrangements in North south cooperation, global South models are characterised by mutual benefit, autonomy and non-intervention between partners (Quadir 2013: 324 325).

CASHEW nuts still haunt the backers of conditional-aid schemes, which dole out money to poor countries if they meet set criteria.

He sees his pig-for-a-name scheme as a form of conditional development aid and believes he is doing a good deed for Africa.

A crop-eradication programme, though easing the flow of conditional US aid, has incensed many of Bolivia's poorest farmers for whom coca is often the only source of income.

Once returned to power, he has promised to reassert Congolese sovereignty, a line his father used to justify dispensing with conditional foreign-aid programmes.A more pressing challenge for Mr Kabila, assuming war is averted in Kinshasa, is to accommodate Mr Bemba, who is now as legitimate an opposition leader as Mr Kabila is a president.

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