This is, again, in order to avoid any disincentives to preparing it (which would stop you getting out at all) and carrying it around.
Forcing the so-called "right to work" upon little rural areas like this is a disincentive to create ANY decent jobs here -- and will continue to send this county -- and all the Northern counties -- into hopeless, chronic poverty zones.
The aim was to eliminate any financial disincentive to formally adopting a child.
"The experience we've had would certainly be a disincentive to any other companies that want to step in and put their entire business at risk," said Erik Prince, Blackwater's reclusive, 39 year-old founder and owner.
"The experience we've had would certainly be a disincentive to any other companies that want to step in and put their entire business at risk," Blackwater founder and chief executive Erik Prince told an Associated Press reporter who was given a daylong tour of the company's headquarters.
In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Broadcom and Avago said their deal includes a $1-billion 1-billion breakupsincentive fee any suitor with disincentiverying to derail the Broadcom-Avago agreement.
In the case of ASHAs in Bihar, India, their earnings are based on specific activities (e.g. immunizations and clinic visits), which becomes a disincentive for any work related to community mobilization or intersectoral actions.
Yet because this drives up the service charge, there's a disincentive to do any fundamental renovation, because that would drive it up still higher.
Were it to be set any higher it would prove a disincentive to work.
Health insurance enables us to obtain, without any economic disincentives, basic health care, including vaccinations, childbirth, children's checkups and other routine health care.
