Sentence examples for by incentivising from inspiring English sources

We're trying to move that, by incentivising security researchers to focus their energy on mobile".

It found a CET would drive prices down by incentivising more generation into the market.

By incentivising work, Iain Duncan Smith, Britain's welfare secretary, is aiming to curb welfare as a lifestyle choice.

Doctors have warned that the changes would put patients' safety and risk by incentivising unsafe working patterns.

First, that market competition is an effective mechanism to improve student learning by incentivising universities to improve their teaching and student experience.

Online innovation stemming from the internet, from search engines to social media, has been made possible by protecting intermediaries, not by incentivising them to censor information.

The UK can rapidly reverse the depressing WRAP food waste statistics by financially incentivising businesses of all sizes to treat their food waste.

If a DRG system does not keep pace with advances, it could restrict the dissemination of new approaches by financially incentivising outdated methods.

The BPCSSA will schedule a number of 'incentivised only' sessions at these clinics to avoid any tensions caused by not incentivising all groups.

Contemporary, 'activity-based' payment systems aim to achieve this fairness and efficiency by financially incentivising competing providers to treat more patients, cut costs and reduce waiting list times. 2 In typical activity-based payment systems, resources are allocated towards distinct patient 'clusters' (or groups).

Atlas's Fred Destin has returned to that theme again recently saying Euro VC is too unwieldy, too in hock to governments and hide-bound by staff incentivised by management fees rather than exits.