Sentence examples for a critical incentive from inspiring English sources

He evidently does not recognise that relinquishing the power to print the currency in which we are borrowing constitutes a critical incentive, perhaps THE critical incentive, to live within our means.

While there have been calls by some in Congress to waive these restrictions, this would be a mistake, as it would reduce a critical incentive for the military to reform its counter-insurgency strategy.

These meals provided a critical incentive for some 30,000 students and teachers to continue classes amidst the chaos of war, even though the schools had been officially closed.

Economic savings provide a critical incentive, but the religious principle of loving your neighbor as yourself also drives these programs, given the disproportionate impact of global warming on the poor.

A critical incentive for using FCS rather than JM is that FCS allows for much more flexibility in the imputation procedure: each fully conditional distribution can be derived separately, using either parametric (e.g., linear regression) or nonparametric models (e.g., classification trees).

Good remuneration was regarded as a critical incentive for the recruitment and retention of healthcare workers in rural and remote areas [ 5, 7, 42- 44], and it was also the major dynamic of the push-pull process of the domestic and international healthcare workforce migration [ 45, 46].

However, given the relatively high costs currently associated with CCS, coupling CCS with Enhanced Oil Recovery EORR) could provide a critical financial incentive to facilitate development of CCS projects in the near term.

Any good economist will tell you how critical incentives are in getting people to behave in a certain way and the Prime Minister is just responding to them.

The simulation outcomes are subsequently used for the identification of feasible pathways for agricultural and rural development in LFAs and for critical incentives that enable households to invest in profitable and sustainable resource management.

In such circumstances, likely critical incentives (in addition to the rural residence allowance) include employment of female CHEWs as regular health worker staff (rather than as contract staff) and limiting the minimum period of service, for example, to 2 years.

Last year seemed like a dark one for the solar industry: stiff competition from China drove American manufacturers to layoffs and even bankruptcy, while the low price of natural gas and the loss of a critical government subsidy weakened incentives for new solar developments.