"conditionality on" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in standard written English.
It is possible that it may be used in certain specialized contexts, such as in legal or technical language, but it is not grammatically correct or commonly used in everyday communication. Some possible alternatives to express the idea of "conditionality on" could be: - "Dependent on" - "Contingent upon" - "Subject to" - "Based on" - "Conditional upon" Example: The success of the project is dependent on the availability of funding.
"This arrangement could be seen as an unwarranted abuse of Fund seniority that, in addition, unfairly frees the ECB from the need to impose its own conditionality on one of its members".
But, one wonders, how can Washington enforce conditionality on a sovereign state?
Conditionality works.It does appear that Mr Tadic may have finally seized on the fact that EU conditionality on war crimes can work for him domestically - one many of us have pressed Serbian governments to adopt since the fall of Milosevic in 2000, but never consistently embraced.
One positive impact could result from imposing some kind of conditionality on the distribution of aid.
"There would be some conditionality on the sale of Aegis," said another senior official involved in the decision.
If Europe could impose such "conditionality" on Turkey, why could America not do something similar with Egypt?This is a policy book.
Madrid is wary of asking for help because of the potential loss of sovereignty (ie, the "conditionality" insisted on by the European Central Bank).
First, the effect of intergroup competition on the punishment of defectors is fully caused by the stronger conditionality of punishment on expected punishment levels in the competition condition.
However, we find that the effect of intergroup competition on the punishment of defectors is fully explained by the stronger conditionality of punishment on expected punishment levels in the competition condition.
Since there is little difference between the single test and series designs, the detected upward bias is mainly due to differential verification of disease status, rather than the conditionality of MRI on the results of mammography.
Having up-front conditionalities and linking them to providing resources doesn't necessarily yield the results you're looking for, and I don't think attaching aid to conditionalities on environment as well as other objectives is good policy dialogue.
