Sentence examples for on conditionality from inspiring English sources

The rules on conditionality and sanctions will be read out twice rather than once.

Gary Jenkins of Swordfish Research argues that Rajoy has changed his tune on conditionality a few times this year.

He also says that it's "too early to say" if the ECB's insistence on conditionality might deter Italy from seeking help.

Moreover, there are two external factors that facilitate the development of the discourse on conditionality in the external trade of the EU in the last decade.

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.

Yet the prickly reaction that his views on conditionality have drawn from some Fund staffers shows that Mr Köhler needs support from below, as well as above, if the new policy is to be effective.

It reflects battles that have taken place within the party over how tough a line to take on welfare conditionality.

One positive impact could result from imposing some kind of conditionality on the distribution of aid.

We review the effects of conditionality on service flows and provide a framework for identifying the cost-effective level of conditionality stringency.

Carsten Brzeski, senior economist at ING Belgium, says the plan ticks all the boxes: "The market would not differentiate between the ECB acting alone or the ECB acting as an agent for the EFSF". "It would give the impression that there's more firepower behind the ECB whilst ensuring the ECB's independence and impose some kind of conditionality on the Spanish government," says Mr Brzeski.

Implications: Having spent the last decade strengthening regional ties and promoting itself as an inspiration for the Middle East without placing preconditions on democratic conditionality, Turkey's credibility has been put on the line with the Syrian crisis.