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But that destination comes with a heavy conditionality.

F. Martens Clause

All variants of Eurobonds come with supposedly strong conditionality.

Some progress in streamlining conditionality of aid flows is emerging.

(The new, gentler IMF has sworn off such harsh conditionality for Greece.)

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The most important task will be to create a new type of political conditionality.

Admittedly, this would require departing from the Fund s traditional lending in exchange for conditionality.

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Catch all clause (point 18 of the matrix)

To allay anxiety about government profligacy, the ECB built conditionality into its bond purchase program.

The challenge is to find the right mix of pre approval, limited conditionality, and speed.

But, by insisting on such conditionality, she would trigger a huge political crisis in Europe.

Many participants expressed concern about the current distribution, volume, trends, effectiveness and conditionality of aid.

Moreover, the Security Council has included a meeting clause.

Neither should this paragraph be seen as a conditionality in order to force any budget decision.

The IMF took steps in this direction in March, particularly by creating the Flexible Credit Line for crisis prevention purposes, as well as expanding other credit lines and overhauling conditionality (relying more on ex ante conditionality and eliminating structural performance criteria).

President Roosevelt s administration declared the clause invalid, forcing debt forgiveness.

Even in Europe, with its long history of cooperation, surveillance and conditionality are outsourced to the IMF.

Both initiatives were coordinated with the International Monetary Fund, ensuring strict conditionality on the external finance obtained.

But aid conditionality and treaty commitments have significantly constrained policymaking in most developing countries, especially the poorest.

When Bank research showed that conditionality did not work, the Bank under Wolfensohn moved away from it.

1. Derogation from Article 19 of the ICCPR following the suspension of sub clause (a) of Clause 2 of Article 12, Clause (1) of Article 13 and Article 16 of the Constitution (freedom of opinion and expression, right to press and publication and right to information respectively).

In the law of the United States, comity may refer to the Privileges and Immunities Clause (sometimes called the Comity Clause ) in Article Four of the United States Constitution.

The exemption clause does not distinguish between Christians and non Christians.

The IMF started to do this when it created credit facilities without the Fund s usual (and humiliating) conditionality.

Without strict conditionality, she would risk shifting the domestic consensus in favor of Germany s emerging Euro skeptic mood.

For a forceful critique of the Martens Clause, see Antonio Cassese, The Martens Clause Half a Loaf or Simply Pie in the Sky?, 11 European Journal of International Law 187 (2000).

Moreover, the conditionality and close monitoring typically associated with the multilateral institutions make them less attractive sources of financing.

The international community, through the use of conditionality, is providing political incentives for local authorities to arrest those indictees.

An ex post facto correction clause could undermine the stability of contracts.

Another possibility would be to introduce a separate clause on mercenary companies.

The distinction between arbitration clause and arbitration agreement is no longer relevant.

That way, the world s poor could at least avoid the heavy handed conditionality imposed by the IMF and World Bank.

Unfortunately, the Fund is not regarded as being impartial, especially by countries that have been seared by its past conditionality.

The problem is that the IMF has bought into the rhetoric of its critics by agreeing to streamline its conditionality.

Another clause stresses accountability to one s peers, a hallmark of professional self regulation.

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(1) Article 16 is a without prejudice clause relating to the whole Chapter.

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The ICRC thus recommended the deletion of the word regular in the clause.

The further consequences of a FIO(S) clause will depend on its construction.

First, it is strange that Europe has agreed to provide assistance only as a last resort, by unanimity and with harsh conditionality, at a time when the International Monetary Fund has created first resort, near automatic, and low conditionality facilities to help countries hit by sudden capital outflows.