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The Rugby Football Union in England and the French Rugby Federation (FFR) have built in incentives for clubs to produce home-grown players, but in France a club such as Toulon will run a 50-man squad containing 16 players classed as overseas.
But there are built in incentives to pay it off, and Kwedit expects some percentage of people to actually do so.
Basically, the users of the network are also acting as the network infrastructure by donating a portion of their spare hard drive capacity — with built in incentives for them to do so in the form of a network specific cryptocurrency (called SafeCoin).
What that means in practice is a network that does away with an intermediary layer of servers and datacenters — replacing that with peer-to-peer infrastructure the users of the network are also acting as the network infrastructure by donating a portion of their spare hard drive capacity — with built in incentives for them to do so in the form of a network specific cryptocurrency.
Endomondo, a similar app, also tries to build in incentives.
"And as success is measured on the quantity of arrests and not the quality, there is a built-in incentive to go after the easiest targets just to make up numbers".
All managed care plans have a built-in incentive to limit costs, because more treatments do not automatically mean more revenue for health providers.
"There's a built-in incentive for it to become a military matter because of the strategic importance of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project," one political source said.
Critics say it also provided a built-in incentive for the consultants to run more ads — a concern that has led to infighting in many races.
This would balance the demand for more energy with a built-in incentive for cleaner energy while providing revenues that can be earmarked for environmental remediation.
Like eco-warriors, he observes, those in the security industry be they vendors trying to boost sales, academics chasing grants, or politicians looking for bigger budgets—have a built-in incentive to overstate the risks.
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