Sentence examples for conditionalities to from inspiring English sources
It began long before he came to power, largely through the structural adjustment policies attached as conditionalities to IMF and World Bank loans, and via the set of trade rules enforced by the WTO.
If the right wing of the European parliament had not imposed such a tight calendar, the members of the European parliament could have drafted an interim report, which would have put conditionalities to the ratification of the agreement, by giving recommendations to the commission and member states on how to implement it.
Regarding implementation, the focus is on institutional arrangements to manage the scheme; the types of conditionalities to pay benefits that need to be considered and enforcement mechanisms; and mechanisms to contract and pay providers of services.
The second message is that conditionalities to receive benefits should be limited to the participation in job-search and training activities and not include employment status – which is very difficult to enforce when there are large informal sectors.
Second, the case of Brazil suggests that federal agencies should not only target federal grant assistance to the highest obesity prevalence areas, but that this assistance also entail the usage of aid conditionalities to ensure that funding is used effectively.
He wants to apply conditionality to in-work claimants.
2.18pm BST Draghi reiterates that Italy and Spain have to request bailouts (with conditionality) to get EFSF/ESM and ECB assistance.
The WDM is urging the British government to abandon the apparent conditionality, to end its support for the alliance, and to rethink its approach to African food production.
The beneficial impact on bank profitability was accompanied by insufficient safeguards – from lax conditionality to astonishingly little appetite to tax banks' windfall profits.
Exploring what thoughtful Egyptians see as the best way forward, and matching US conditionality to local desires and priorities, is also vital.
It says: "The proposed large-scale extension of conditionality to the working population on low incomes is completely untried and untested, with little international evidence to support its design.
