| In recent years the UK has been moving away from traditional approaches to conditionality. |
| Mr. Drake then commented critically on the use of aid conditionality and trade sanctions as tools for change. |
| That is what makes it so clear that the conditional sentence I cited is in fact bleached of its conditionality. |
| On Africa, for example, world leaders must not stumble over labyrinthine arguments concerning trade versus aid or governance and conditionality. |
| For program lending, which fungibility made into budget support, conditionality was meaningless. |
| This IMF conditionality pigeon-holed the government into making difficult choices on how to distribute and rationalize expenditures. |
