Examples of using Conditionality in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Any support from the ESM will be based on strict conditionality.
For this reason a gradual macro-economic conditionality will be established in the CSF Regulation.
Greater use of conditionality will be made in our cooperation and development policies.
African countries do not impose conditionality on themselves, nor do the Latin-Americans.
The Commission's enlargement policy is based on consolidation, conditionality and communication.
It will be governed by the principles of differentiation and conditionality.
Mr President, I wish to begin by commenting on the necessity of conditionality.
Over lunch, ministers also discussed conditionality.
Secondly, we apply rigorous conditionality.
The Council expects to undertake its next conditionality review in November 1999.
We plan to increase assistance to the outside without conditionality on reforms.
It is therefore important to maintain the conditionality criteria for obtaining aid.
Commission communication on the application of conditionality in the Cohesion Fund: examination of the situation in Greece,
Ex ante conditionality means that certain conditions must be met before funding may start.
including the principle of conditionality.
Several key structural reforms were supported by the Community through the conditionality attached to the disbursement of the grant element of the EFA.
It will be important to discuss issues such as positive conditionality and incentives as the Action Plans envisaged under the Neighbourhood Policy are developed in the coming period.
This is why the EU cannot afford to waive its conditionality at this crucial juncture.
Some degree of conditionality, or at least firm guidance, to prevent misallocation
However, the conditionality linked to ongoing MFA operations was fully met