Sentence examples for Incentivize change from inspiring English sources

A: Well, first of all I believed strongly when I came in that there were some places that we had to test with respect to changing our relationship with them and seeing if we could find ways to incentivize change from within.

Another senior administration official is said to have suggested that instead of paying for the entire expansion itself, the administration would try to "incentivize" change, as it did with the Race to the Top competition.

Price-based programs emphasize a decentralized decision paradigm by applying dynamic pricing to incentivize changes of customer behavior (Borenstein et al. 2002).

Fees have been shown to incentivize changes in consumer behavior and controlling the number of available plastic bags would reduce negative environmental and economic costs of plastic pollution.

In the 40-page document, the government set out its plans to improve cybersecurity, incentivizing change, and reforming computer hacking laws.

We anticipate that the extent to which the CCT incentivizes change health-seeking behaviors of women will be more pronounced in districts where access barriers are relatively high.

This is what the outcome document says: "Solutions can be found, including through strengthening public policies, regulatory frameworks and finance at all levels, unlocking the transformative potential of people and the private sector, and incentivizing changes in financing as well as consumption and production patterns to support sustainable development".

To incentivize some change on this topic, I am thinking of naming names to shame groups that are serial PDF-buriers.

But, when an individual spontaneously engages in behavior categorized by the responder as "helpful", the responder may not experience any motivation to incentivize a change in allocator behavior—"if it ain't broke, don't fix it".

When an individual (i.e. allocator) spontaneously engages in behavior categorized by the responder as "harmful", the responder may experience a strong motivation to incentivize a change in the allocator's future behavior, for instance by punishment.

"It is a tech-led bank that is aimed at incentivizing behavioral change," said Discovery Group CEO Adrian Gore.