Sentence examples for that conditionality from inspiring English sources

Analysts aren't sure that conditionality can be implemented.

This is used to assure managers that conditionality referrals are being done appropriately.

"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".

The YMCA says in its report: "While there is recognition among YMCAs and young people that conditionality is an important element of any benefit system, the way it is being administered and the focus on punishing perceived 'bad behaviour' over rewarding those doing the right thing is having a detrimental effect on the wellbeing of young people".

Open Europe, the think tank, argues that conditionality may not be as powerful a weapon as Draghi claimed today: OMT...transfers far more risks from struggling banks and governments onto the ECB's balance sheet, without providing any fundamental solution to the crisis.

They are also increasingly cognisant that conditionality has backfired in Greece and elsewhere.

The second message is that conditionalities to receive benefits should be limited to the participation in job-search and training activities and not include employment status – which is very difficult to enforce when there are large informal sectors.

He goes on to argue that conditionalities project know-how from the state and fail to consider the value of a partnership between grant providers and recipients.

Its communiqué noted that streamlining conditionality shifts "the presumption of coverage from one of comprehensiveness to one of parsimony".

They dispelled the myth that this conditionality constituted "cultural interference," explaining that they needed this support to ensure restoration of their human rights.

But if it presents a new reform plan before applying for assistance, perhaps it can argue that any conditionality is simply in line with its existing plans?