Sentence examples for availability of incentives from inspiring English sources

The Smart Electric Power Alliance's (SEPA) recent Utilities and Electric Vehicles: Evolving to Unlock Grid Value report found 74% of utilities were in the early stage of EV programs, 23% were in the intermediate stage, and 3% were in late stages; each stage was determined based on level of consumer engagement, as well as availability of incentives and rate programs.

Compensation and perks refers to the availability of incentives and extra financial benefits to the healthcare service workforce.

A facilitator on the level of the economic context was the availability of incentives from health insurance companies (e.g. for participation in quality improvement projects on depression).

Beattie (1995) argues that the availability of incentives for forest plantations was a minor factor contributing to forest industry growth, once a critical initial mass of plantations was established.

(Informant 2) This respondent's (Informant 2) reluctance to 'just' diagnose people (the word 'just' appears three times) is embedded within a statement in which he draws attention, with irony, to the conflict of interest presented by certain aspects of current policy the availability of incentives being not a 'good' or sufficient reason to 'label' somebody.

But Chris Jennings, the health policy coordinator at the White House, said the availability of these incentives would encourage insurers to hold out for more money.

In the late 1990s the construction sector showed signs of recovery mainly related to investments in public works and the availability of financial incentives for residential housing.

Business leaders with an isolated mindset would typically emphasize the economic valuation of natural capital, laws and regulations regarding biodiversity and ecosystems preservation, the availability of economic incentives for sustainable development, return on investment of sustainability efforts, and other factors amenable to quantitative analysis.

However, the availability of penalizing incentives also creates hidden returns: if a principal expresses trust by voluntarily refraining from implementing the punishment threat, the agent exhibits significantly more trustworthiness than if the punishment threat not available.

However, the availability of penalizing incentives also creates hidden returns: if a principal expresses trust by voluntarily refraining from implementing the punishment threat, the agent exhibits significantly more trustworthiness than if the punishment threat is not available.

Access to extension services "1" = yes, 0 = otherwise + Availability of economic incentives for LMP "1" = yes, 0 = otherwise + perception of the household head about soil erosion problem "1" if the household head perceives soil erosion problem in his farm, "0" otherwise +.