Sentence examples for conditionality attached to from inspiring English sources
Those making the film wanted to talk about how the "conditionality" attached to jobseeking was often an obstacle, Patrick says.
The conditionality attached to debt relief was damaging, and many southern partners were unhappy with the deal.
There is no question of Shiplee undergoing an Atos work capability assessment or having conditionality attached to his own cheque.
"A necessary condition for outright monetary transactions is strict and effective conditionality attached to an appropriate European financial stability facility/European stability mechanism [bailout]," Draghi said.
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.
In the past two years, the debate in Europe has focused exclusively on issues that sound technical and minor: will there be "conditionality" attached to the purchases of Italian and Spanish bonds by the European Central Bank?
"Those same economic models are now being promoted, as if nothing happened, via the conditionalities attached to the new aid package," the Arab NGO network said.
A brief inspection of the conditions outlined in Box 18 shows that the scheme has several features that limit access for cereal-importing countries: the calculation of the excess costs of the cereal imports; constraints on total drawings; repurchases of drawings; conditionalities attached to drawings; and the integration of excess import costs and excess export earnings.
Although little conditionality was attached to these loans, and over 100 crucial infrastructure projects have been started as a result, Angola is what Chris Alden has dubbed an "illiberal regime with weak democracy" — it's far from clear how fair and transparent these negotiations were.
There's no conditionality attached here; she simply wants to cut off the funds, regardless of whether the PA pushes for statehood or not.
