Sentence examples for disincentive existing from inspiring English sources

"Homeless funding would be reliant on the legalization … of marijuana, but the taxes on this product will disincentive existing illegal operators from trying to come out and comply with local law," she said.

"Homeless funding would be reliant on the legalization … of marijuana, but the taxes on this product will disincentive existing illegal operators from trying to come out and comply with local law," she said.

In summary, economic incentives and disincentives exist in community nursing.

"Our reforms will effectively remove the artificial disincentives created by existing rules about the number of hours people have to work," he wrote.

Denison says a major motivation of REACH was to level the playing field between new and existing chemicals precisely to remove the earlier disincentive to introduce new chemicals.

Subsequently five policy recommendations are presented to support PSS activity: (1) balancing economic incentives and regulatory disincentives; (2) promoting indirect policy support; (3) redesigning existing market structures; (4) promoting locally-led PSS activity; and (5) creating stable policy frameworks.

But while these typically provide quite strong incentives to work a set number of hours (for example 16 hours for parents), they have been latched on to the existing system, which creates complexity and disincentives to work as extra earnings are largely offset by withdrawal of benefits and tax incurred.

The list of great writers on dance is short; a three-dimensional, nonverbal art, existing only in transient live performance, provides an excellent disincentive to use language.

Secondly, in-depth analysis of the existing legal-administrative, policy and commercial environment of incentives and disincentives for UPA farmers was conducted.

There's no specific plan yet for what the initiative will look like, but the goal is "to reform the existing social policy to better match with societal changes, abolish work disincentives and diminish bureaucracy," according to a report on the program that Kangas provided to The Huffington Post.

Sociopolitical influences, especially inse-curity of land tenure; disincentives among farmers for conservation programs; taking some land out of production and placing more pressure on existing farm and grasslands have discouraged farmers from investing in soil conservation practices since 1984 in the study area.