6110 Licence with no specific ex ante criteria

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).

It was suggested that an adequate financing facility needs to be built into the MTS ex ante.

In line with the UNDP Programme and Projects manual, such justification should be ex ante, transparent and adequate.

One is that the AWF error won t occur, because there are no reliable ex ante signs of rising potential instability.

In order to create more certainty ex ante, article 6, paragraph 3, of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Signatures 2001 was introduced.

Making such resources available ex ante may encourage the creation or perpetuation of national diversification councils or unjustified activities beyond what is reasonable.

Conditionality

Ante two. Two?

Ante up, Joe.

We'll ante up.

Ante up, please.

This would be tantamount to a fiscal union, which could be empowered to issue Eurobonds, coupled with ex ante control of the issue of public debt.

Ideally from their point of view they will bulk up without attracting regulatory scrutiny, i.e., no ex ante limits on their risk taking activities will be imposed.

Indeed, there is little evidence of serious anti competitive practices that would warrant ex ante market regulation, at least not in the main markets for interconnection services.

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If such banks fail, they are resolved by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) in the normal fashion, and this has always been the market s ex ante expectation.

(a) It will create uncertainty in electronic transactions because whether a signature method is appropriately reliable and hence not be denied legal validity will be determined ex post by the court or trier of fact, and not ex ante by the parties.

Ante make fun of me?

How about raising the ante?

How about raising the ante?

31. With regard to the third issue, he favoured a broad concept which encompassed both prevention ex ante, i.e., measures taken prior to the occurrence of an accident, and prevention ex post, namely, measures taken after an accident in order to minimize its impact.

Ante do not you understand speech ?

I'll get my ante in there.

Ante natal care ante natal care services are provided at almost all the health facilities in the country.

Responsible policymakers in other G 20 countries are very clear on this point no one will agree ex ante to a specific way of handling the failure of any global bank.

E. Conditionality of IMF lending

30. Accordingly, it might be advisable, at the current stage, to concentrate on the study of prevention ex ante, without excluding the need to examine the legal consequences of preventive measures ex post from the standpoint of the clean up obligation and the polluter pays principle.

Upping the ante could turn the tables.

I thought, let's up the ante, once.

A new Flexible Credit Line makes high volume financing available even before a crisis has struck without any ex post policy conditionality to qualifying countries with strong economic fundamentals and policy frameworks.

III. THE AVAILABILITY AND CONDITIONALITY OF OFFICIAL

This quot conditionality quot is a long way from the conditionality that Douglas Hurd was espousing in 1990 and 1991

While in the case of prevention ex ante, preference should be given to precautionary measures aimed at preventing the (Mr. Kotzev, Bulgaria) occurrence an accident causing significant harm, the same was not true in the case of prevention ex post, where the obligation was to reduce, control or minimize the harmful effects.

The glacially technocratic and apolitical International Monetary Fund, in its latest report on the eurozone, goes as far as mentioning political union and ex ante fiscal risk sharing as conditions for any monetary union to work.

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But that destination comes with a heavy conditionality.

Ongoing reintegration projects consist of public works and infrastructure development (6,891 ex combatants), vocational training (4,214 ex combatants), agricultural projects (1,496 ex combatants), formal education (11,000 ex combatants) and apprenticeship schemes (1,990 ex combatants).

There can be no return to the status quo ante.

You're not gonna raise the ante by smearing my lipstick.

I'd bought the ticket, put the ante on the line.

All variants of Eurobonds come with supposedly strong conditionality.

Thus, we find ourselves faced with a complex conditionality.

To fill that legal lacuna, his delegation would propose two types of measures (1) ex poste ante measures, such as informing potential injured third parties of the scope of responsibility of member States regarding specific acts of concerned international organizations, and (2) ex post facto measures, such as establishing an international fund to address unforeseen situations.

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