When the perpetrators of violence profit from aid — as in the "taxes" that warlords often demand from international relief agencies — they are actually given an incentive to commit further atrocities.
The cells, representing houses provide uniform opportunities and hence a 'profit' for the c-agent, which serves as the incentive to commit the crime.
Individuals have an additional incentive to commit fraud today if they will face the same audit technology again tomorrow.
Critics argue that particularly when bait bikes are left unlocked they are an open incentive to commit crime, most notably to drug addicts or the young and impulsive.
Media captionWould we reduce the incentive to commit a mass shooting if we refused to report the killer?
These so-called reforms deprive teachers of professional judgment and thus the incentive to commit to a lifelong pursuit of professional excellence.
Supporters do not receive a share of any profits, but are offered a range of scaled incentives to commit more money - including a free copy of the game when it is released and the chance to have their likeness used as one of the in-game pedestrians who drivers kill to score points.
After details of the plan were disclosed yesterday, Senate Democratic Leader Thomas Daschle condemned the scheme as "an incentive actually to commit acts of terrorism".
This, in turn, along with corruption in antitrust agency enforcement, alters the incentives to commit antitrust violations.
In its report, Treasury indicated that regulators use the application process as an incentive to encourage banks with a less-than-satisfactory rating to commit to engaging in additional CRA-eligible activities in LMI communities.
