Sentence examples for conditionality are from inspiring English sources

He states: "Sanctions and conditionality are important tools for advisers in helping people back to work.

These days, conditionality is out as a tool to force governments to reform.

Here are the key points: 1) Conditionality: "Strict and effective conditionality is an essential part" of the plan, he says.

This conditionality is not even on the table this time round, although combined with American leverage with the presence of the US fifth fleet, it could be.

At last weekend's spring meetings of the World Bank and the IMF, he secured backing for his proposed changes in the way conditionality is applied.

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?

This underscores the crucial importance of ensuring both credibility in the promised conditionality and the resolute determination to immediately terminate intervention purchases if the underlying conditionality is no longer assured.

In theory, the interaction of human-rights reporting and aid conditionality is meant to push weak, authoritarian governments like Chad's to recognize new norms and aspirations, and through them, to achieve greater stability.

3. Sanctioning is a postcode lottery Sanctions have increased across the board since June 2011 after stricter conditionality was imposed on claimants, the committee heard from Professor David Stuckler of Oxford University.

For the first time people in part-time work will be sanctioned with benefit stoppages if they don't prove they are looking for more hours: "in-work conditionality" is the phrase.

Dr David Webster of the University of Glasgow suggested this ever-tighter conditionality was getting out of hand: What the DWP is doing is sanctioning people willy and nilly for not doing arbitrarily-imposed things.