Sentence examples for better incentivise from inspiring English sources

Mr Duncan Smith is overseeing a fundamental overhaul of welfare which will see tax credits rolled into a new Universal Credit which is meant to simplify the system and better incentivise work.

Duncan Smith is overseeing a fundamental overhaul of welfare under which tax credits will be rolled into a new universal credit, which is meant to simplify the system and better incentivise work.

The spokesman added: "Our review has given us the opportunity to refocus and better incentivise the provision of primary care contracts to be more closely aligned towards to our priority health goals, which seek to address the highest health needs in Lambeth, as prioritised by local people and health professionals.

In July 1955, Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin spoke of the need for Soviet industry to end outdated work quotas and reform wages, so that the Soviet Union could better incentivise workers and reduce labour turnover.

"We've got flexible working to some degree in the UK, but what if that was better incentivised?

"It is increasingly difficult to recruit teachers in core subjects like maths and science, and this is often even more so in schools in challenging circumstances …It is of the utmost importance that teaching in general, and particularly in these areas is better incentivised, celebrated and supported by all of us".

It would be better to incentivise people into work with secure jobs and decent wages, than to try to starve them into submission.

The committee also said insurance companies should do much better in incentivising people who have been flooded to improve the protection of their homes during the repairs, rather than just replace what was damaged.

With other rogue states, such as Iran and Russia, we apply economic sanctions to incentivise better behaviour and enforce international order and civilised norms.

Indeed, one could even make a trash tax incentivise better behaviour by raising or lowering it depending on how much of a manufacturer's plastic litter is found in the environment.

This linking of payments to patient experience and health outcomes is part of the drive to incentivise better clinical performance.