Sentence examples for Economic incitement from inspiring English sources

The association between M. hyopneumoniae infections and the application of different vaccines was even expected, since their use is often an economic incitement for owners of endemically infected farms.

The "industrialization" of knee arthroplasty, confining surgery to high-volume units (W-Dahl et al. 2010a), together with economic incitements for knee replacement, may have contributed to the reduced use of HTO.

In another county without devolved drug budgets the DTC was active in setting prescribing targets linked to economic incitements, and thus to a degree restricting physicians' freedom to make their own decisions [ 53].> So-called "soft regulations" are often used in order to influence the use of drugs.

To gauge progress under the peace plan, known as the road map, the two prime ministers agreed to establish joint committees, with American participation, to monitor four areas, including security, economic growth, incitement to violence and legal and political differences, Israeli officials said.

To argue they respond mechanically to incitement or economic conditions is condescending and inaccurate and many have stood up to the violence.

It added that the ordinary workday came "despite incitement by foreign-linked terrorist groups to stop economic and social activity".

The incitement of the greatest positive event in world economic history did not at all not at all come "officially". It came from cranks.

They have charged some Arab Knesset Members with "incitement" for advocating on behalf of their Palestinian brethren living under the suffocating economic embargo imposed on Gaza.

Local politicians and experts have mentioned a mix of factors driving the recent attacks: the 49-year-old Israeli military occupation and the lack of progress toward Palestinian statehood; anti-Israeli incitement over social networks; frustration with political atrophy in the Palestinian Authority; constrained economic opportunity; and revenge for the killing of a friend or relative.

Local politicians and experts have mentioned a mix of factors driving the recent attacks: the 49-year-old Israeli military occupation and the lack of progress toward Palestinian statehood; anti-Israeli incitement over social networks; frustration with political atrophy in the Palestinian Authority; constrained economic opportunity; and revenge for the killing of a friend or relative.

Deliberate incitement to xenophobia.