The phrase 'conditionality by' is not correct in written English.
The word 'by' is unnecessary; rather the phrase should be 'conditionality.' For example: The loan agreement had several conditions attached to it, including conditionality about the repayment schedule.
Now the idea is to "streamline" conditionality, by reducing the number of specific conditions imposed on a country, all the while making them more effective, if not more popular.
He is responding to Putin's conditionality by insisting he has no intention of harming the true interests of his home country, but it is not clear whether he would agree to a temporary gag while in Moscow.
Although Duncan Smith's replacement at the DWP, Stephen Crabb, did not mention in-work conditionality by name in his first major speech this week, he described the initiative positively as "a human being in the jobcentre staying with you as you move into work and progress, coaching you, mentoring you, supporting you".
Unlike the imposition of conditionalities by the World Bank and IMF, large-scale disinvestment in response to apprehensions about the viability of a particular national economy or currency requires no formal coordination, still less any kind of conspiracy.
The endless forms of conditionality enacted by Congress to shape the conduct of U.S. foreign policy are generally ineffective, if not actively counterproductive, IMHO.
All agreed that some form of conditionality – rules by which claimants agree to actively seek work in exchange for social security support – is necessary in return for the payment of unemployment benefits.
Between July and December 2001 alone, India carried out more anti-dumping investigations than anywhere else.The wicked rich?These facts fly in the face of the populist myth that the rich countries, often acting through the conditionality imposed by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), have demolished the trade barriers of the poor countries while holding on to their own.
The axiom MP, for modus ponens states a connection between the material conditional and the more general notion of conditionality encoded by '>'.
They provide evidence that the large-scale participation of donor and other private organizations distracts resources away from national health ministries and other public health authorities to record-keeping of projects and coping with the conditionality set by donor/private organizations.
Substantial fee payments at the point of service were introduced in 1985, popularly known as the "cash-and-carry" system, based on a loan conditionality imposed by the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank under a Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) [ 11, 12].
However, it would be even more beneficial to combine the high mutagenicity of GBT-B1 (perhaps improved to GBT-RP2 levels) with the full conditionality offered by two-recombinase inversion systems such as FleX, recently adapted for use in zebrafish [ 70, 71].
