Sentence examples for conditional policies from inspiring English sources
But with the outcome of the election highly uncertain, these will be interesting but deeply conditional policies.
A "conditional engagement" policy is a much better fit for the present situation in Iraq.
She added that her support will be conditional on policy convergence.This should not be impossible.
For years the IMF and World Bank have made their loans conditional on policy reform, but the record is mixed, to put it kindly.
Mohanad Berekdar, director of Aid Watch Palestine, believes the agency's strict vetting procedures regarding Hamas connections, which can extend down to beneficiary level, and conditional funding policy have created social fragmentation in Palestinian society.
If you are buying them online, only buy them if there is a conditional return policy and if the seller is trusted and has good ratings.
This money will be conditional on economic policies – but what policies?
A report by the World Development Movement (WDM), the UK-based anti-poverty campaigners, suggests that the conditions imposed on African countries may also contravene the British government's aid policy, which states: "We will not make our aid conditional on specific policy decisions by partner governments, or attempt to impose policy choices on them".
Under the status, responsibility would now lie with the bailies and council to deal with the routine administration of the town and its fiscal policies; conditional on an annual payment of two and a half marks (33s 4d or £1.67) to the Abbot of Dunfermline.
As Mr Rodrik's research has shown income convergence across economies is irregular and mostly conditional on local policy and institutions.
