Sentence examples for conditionality have been from inspiring English sources

Loan conditions, or "conditionality," have been explicitly authorized by the Articles of Agreement since 1968.

Byrne's efforts to go further on conditionality have been resisted in the shadow cabinet, with the result that key announcements have been either buried or watered down.

"In Tunisia there is a commonly held understanding that European powers had been complicit with the old regime and that conditionality had been a façade".

"A few weeks ago ministers discovered that their message to be clearer about conditionality had been misinterpreted by a small number of Jobcentre Plus offices who had imposed targets for the number of sanction referrals.

Hence, activation policies in recent decades targeting newcomers have become the main tools for promoting and fostering functional, individual autonomy among newly arrived immigrants and the principle of conditionality has been put forward by introducing a closer link between income maintenance schemes and employment-promoting measures.

Indonesia has reduced the number of commodities requiring import licences in response to its AoA commitment, although in practice, loan conditionality has been a more important driver.

By May, in-work conditionality will have been imposed on 15,000 low-paid workers in a handful of trial areas across the UK.

Disaggregated analyses according to individual- and household-level characteristics as well as research testing specific design details of cash transfer components, such as variations in the details of conditionality design and implementation have been highlighted necessary (Bastagli et al. 2016).

3. (SBU) Ghafoor appreciated U.S. efforts to help push the IMF and Maldives toward agreement, but that the conditionality was "harsh". Wage cuts have been politically difficult.

The lesson is that incentives matter (as shown by the rise in employment prior to 2008) – but in the absence of conditionality, some parents who would otherwise have been working remained out of the labour market.

Those forms of conditionality have increased financial precariousness and uncertainty; those things have been associated with more anti-depressant prescriptions, more reporting of mental ill-health, but also rises in suicide.