Sentence examples for a shared incentive from inspiring English sources

The flow of information has to be carefully controlled, by limiting all knowledge to as few people as possible, and each participant must have a well-established loyalty and a shared incentive to keep the conspiracy secret.

Many of these teams operate worldwide but they are able to manage hundreds of people, often with just a handful of HR staff, through a shared incentive structure.

At the same time, regional disease surveillance networks themselves were recognizing a shared incentive to improve early detection and outbreak investigation and response.

Third, rumour springs up when a strong, shared incentive to act is blocked in some way, even by merely the lack of an occasion for action.

Optimization is performed for multiple networks and over multiple network layers in a real-life testbed sensor network, based on actual measurements and for the shared incentive of a lower global power consumption of the co-located networks.

The president of Barclays, Robert E. Diamond, and other employees of Barclays Global Investors are set to benefit from a sale of the unit because they own options in the business as part of a share incentive scheme.

There were reports that club employees would benefit from a share incentive scheme, including Sir Alex. "There is not a single grain of truth in this allegation," he said in a statement sent to the Manchester Evening News and other papers.

Also, the network planner can automatically be reconfigured when the shared incentives change.

In addition, we found shared incentives for both management and physicians, based on both quality indicators and financial indicators of the entity's performance, to be useful in providing additional cement to the sedimented hybrid logic.

In all profit before tax jumped 61% to £9.5m, boosted by its international business and a lower payment relating to share incentive schemes.

Because early-stage researchers now share incentives with later-stage scientists, the later-stage researchers have begun to "pull" the development of the most promising compounds forward.