Sentence examples for to conditionalities from inspiring English sources
noun
A state of being subject to conditions.
Specifically, they call for reforming the "Washington Consensus," which tethers development money to "conditionalities" that include market deregulation, privatization of state-owned enterprises and trade liberalization by recipient nations.
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.
We have, for instance, the IMF loan which is not a grant that matches the dimensions of this human tragedy, but an extortionist and cynical loan tied to conditionalities in order to facilitate a more favorable environment for transnational investment in Haiti.
While conditions were described as playing an important role in guiding parents to make decisions that improve the health and development outcomes of their children, it is difficult to attribute improvements in health and development outcomes to conditionalities alone.
Morris Goldstein of the Institute for International Economics (IIE), a Washington think-tank, has long argued that the approach of IMF staff to conditionality has got out of hand.
But if UBI were subject to conditionality much of what it aims to eliminate would reappear: sanctions, eligibility testing, welfare bureaucracy.
Third and scarcely less important, the decision would give bite to conditionality, sending a stern lesson to the rest of Europe that bail-out terms cannot be flouted with impunity.XVI.
He wants to apply conditionality to in-work claimants.
If they want more bailouts from the International Monetary Fund, they are going to have to submit to strict conditionality.
It is difficult to separate impacts on SDH of domestic policies that were adopted in specific response to lender conditionalities from those adopted in response to the broader diffusion of market-oriented policy ideas.
A generic blueprint to enforce conditionalities and help the recipients of unemployment benefits to improve their employability and connect them to jobs has been described in Ribe et al. (2012; chapter 5).
