Sentence examples for designed to remove disincentives from inspiring English sources
It calls tax measures designed to remove disincentives to Australian shipping a "subsidy".
It starts with lobbying governments to remove disincentives for keeping older workers on the payroll (among the biggest changes needed: no financial penalties for Social Security recipients working).
Supply-side economics holds that capital accumulation drives growth, and that the most important role for government is to remove disincentives to capital formation, especially by reducing taxes on capital and earnings, especially on the highest marginal tax rates.
In principle profit (rather than price) regulation of private companies by PUC intends to remove disincentives for water saving.
Cash said her two goals in industrial relations policy were maintaining a strong safety net, which she said she was "fundamentally committed to", and removing disincentives to employment.
And the network should identify and remove disincentives to donation, like the expenses donors incur for travel or for taking unpaid leave from work for the operation preparation, the procedure and recuperation.
"The criminal law is designed to operate as a disincentive in regards to actions deemed to be offences.
The charges are designed to act as a disincentive for parents to use the government system, the Child Maintenance Service CMSS), as a means of transferring maintenance payments between them.
"This serves to remove the disincentives to donation," Dr. Lavee says.
