Examples of using Conditionalities imposed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Often, inconsistency arises from conditionalities imposed by donor countries and institutions.
The conditionalities imposed by lenders on economic investment programmes in the framework of structural adjustment policies;
The organizations face a host of difficulties in working with the conditionalities imposed on contributions.
We know that conditionalities imposed on reluctant Governments in need of financial support do not produce results.
Moreover, national development strategies or policyframeworks, in certain cases, are undermined by policy conditionalities imposed by donors.
The reform policies are often constrained by conditionalities imposed by the international financial institutions.
Additionally, OHCHR depends heavily on the growing voluntary contributions to fund core and mandated activities,which are often subject to certain conditionalities imposed by Member States.
Moreover, lack of inflows and the conditionalities imposed on my country have negatively affected many companies in Zimbabwe.
The capacity of the developing countries for sustainabledevelopment must not be diminished by conditionalities imposed on them, for instance on trade and investment.
In the past 30 years, conditionalities imposed under the neoliberal policies of international financial institutions have forced developing countries to commit limited investment to agriculture.
Food production in developingcountries had been adversely affected by conditionalities imposed by international financial institutions and subsidies in developed countries.
The conditionalities imposed on developing countries should be removed so that they could gain preferential access to developed markets, especially since those conditionalities were contrary to international consensus.
No longer must our policies be simply responses to conditionalities imposed from the outside or to uncontrollable pressures generated internally.
It would be an integral part of the resource envelope used to execute well-defined and country-owned medium-term to long-term development strategies,and would significantly reduce conditionalities imposed on recipient Governments.
Moreover, development financing continued to be subject to conditionalities imposed by donors and failed to meet and support the nationally defined priorities of developing countries.
There were calls for the developed countries to provide 0.7 per cent of gross domestic production in overseas official development assistance,and for a relaxation of the conditionalities imposed on assistance from the international financial institutions.
The Meeting noted that structural adjustment programmes and the conditionalities imposed by them restricted the ability of African countries to manoeuvre, and placed constraints on many initiatives such as decentralization and improvement of the efficiency of the administrative machinery.
Policy autonomy is central, andmust not be undermined by global economic liberalization rules or conditionalities imposed by the multilateral financial institutions and donors.
In this respect, while hailing the initiative of the Bretton Woods institutions in favour of the most indebted and poorest countries, it is regrettable that the number of beneficiary countries of that initiative is stillrestricted because of the slow pace of the debt-relief process and the conditionalities imposed.
(c) The foreign debt of developing countries, debt-servicing and interest payments,structural adjustment programmes and conditionalities imposed on debtor countries by international financial institutions;
Official development assistancecannot be restricted by assessment criteria and conditionalities imposed through the interference of developed countries or multilateral financial institutions in the sustainable development of peoples, their form of Government, the direction of their economy and their socio-cultural destiny.
The first presentation, addressing debt relief, conditionality and accountability,highlighted the adverse impacts of conditionalities imposed as part of the current multilateral debt relief schemes.
The demands made on our countries and the conditionalities imposed on us in the name of promoting democracy and human rights must not serve as a pretext for encouraging intolerance or political extremism or for instigating confrontation among the various social groupings in a country so as to weaken its sense of unity and solidarity.
Their capacity to join world markets and to achieve advances in development were diminished by their increasing debt and debt-servicing burden and the tendency towards declinesin ODA, as well as protectionism, discrimination and conditionalities imposed on international economic cooperation and relations.
Mr. Berti(Cuba) said that his delegation shared the Independent Expert 's concern regarding conditionalities imposed by the Bretton Woods institutions on financing granted to requesting countries, especially developing countries.
Those sources of pressure include the conditionalities imposed by lending institutions, as part of stabilization and structural adjustment programmes, as well as the follow-up to the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, the seeking of more effective government input into the provision of food security and more rapid economic growth.
However, paradoxically, when public interventions are most needed, the public sector confronts the greatest constraints: the impact of the financial crisis on fiscal receipts has been very negative, thereby greatly constraining the ability of Governments to undertake public anti-crisis interventions,and this fiscal shrinkage can be exacerbated by certain conditionalities imposed by the international financial institutions if countries turn to them for help.
States parties are also obliged a priori toimplement their covenanted obligations having accepted conditionalities imposed by international financial institutions or under international agreements that might lead to stagnancy or regression in the realization of economic, social and cultural rights for their own citizens, or those of another State party.
Indeed, nobody is doing any favours for the Latin Americans who find work in the United States and who manage to put aside a bit of money so they can send $100 or $200 back to their families, compared to the plundering by big businesses, which go to developing countries not only to reap enormous profits,but also to take advantage of cheap labour and the conditionalities imposed by free trade agreements.
In the ensuing discussion, it was highlighted that conditionality imposed on the countries from the South were too punitive and often led to greater poverty.

