Sentence examples for of the conditionality from inspiring English sources
Monthly sanction rates almost doubled under the coalition government, reaching a high point in 2013, when a tightening of the conditionality rules around claims for jobseeker's allowance led to a record 1 million penalties imposed on claimants during the year.
If mutually agreeable conditions could be met, such items could be returned to country or be hubbed in and out of Canberra to communities, nearby galleries and museums, as part of the conditionality of repatriation.
As pointed out earlier, researchers have questioned the uniformity of the Nordic countries and their continued path dependency and it was interesting to notice how transnational policy learning also was an important mechanism behind the diffusion of the conditionality approach.
This is not a winning strategy and merit based appointments must be part of the conditionality construct.
On the whole, countries within the region have been under less pressure of the conditionality of adjustment loans than either African or Latin American countries.
When a large number of cases are diagnosed during the follow-up period, the effect of the conditionality of Test 2 on Test 1 will have a greater influence on the estimates of observed sensitivity for Test 2 than differential verification bias.
Many model predictive control (MPC) algorithms have been proposed in the literature depending on the conditionality of the system matrix and the choice of its cost-function.
Again, this is exactly the opposite of my objection to the conditionality inherent in rewards.
Madrid is wary of asking for help because of the potential loss of sovereignty (ie, the "conditionality" insisted on by the European Central Bank).
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.
In the test if negative series design, it is important to understand the effect of 1) differential verification bias, and 2) the conditionality of Test 2 on Test 1.
