Sentence examples for without conditionality from inspiring English sources

If the European Union's national governments want to help one another in a crisis, they should unilaterally provide humanitarian aid, without conditionality and without redemption.

"But for claimants with the most severe health conditions or disabilities," it stresses, "the benefit will be paid without conditionality and they would get more money than they do now".

However, in the case of the PSNP, which for the majority of participants is a public works program, there are several potential threats to finding effects: first, without conditionality on child inputs, increased household income may not be translated into improved child nutrition.

"The E.C.B. is under pressure to buy more sovereign debt, but the worry is doing so without any conditionality," Mr. Wattret said.

Last month China demanded that all developed nations immediately raise their emission targets far above current levels, "without any conditionality", in a paper submitted to the U.N. climate change secretariat.

However, advocates of unconditional cash transfers believe that human capital investment in beneficiaries can be enhanced without enforcing conditionality.

"Each project will be assessed on its merits without additional conditionalities".

The euro zone, led but in this case not dominated by Germany, demands that the price of such help is an extension of the current Greek bail-out, which expires at the end of the month, and that beyond that there can be no help without some form of "conditionality" (i.e. telling the Greeks what to do).Over the last week optimists have sought heroically to discern room for compromise.

For instance, from the right, Policy Exchange has floated a number of options for reinstating a link between contributions and benefit receipt: stronger conditionality for those without a contribution record; higher benefit levels for those who have made contributions; and personal welfare accounts in place of collective and redistributive national insurance.

Having spent the last decade strengthening regional ties through Davutoğlu's principles of "strategic depth" without placing preconditions on democratic conditionality, Ankara has emerged as a power player in the emerging realities of both the Mediterranean and the Middle East.

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.