Sentence examples for disincentive on from inspiring English sources

"There is a disincentive on how services are commissioned," she suggests.

"It is clear that there is no disincentive on them to act in the same way in future".

But the commission said today that Rome's powers remained "so broadly defined that they could act as a disincentive on investment from other E.U. member states".

Answers and subsequent analysis identified as significant barriers: poor participation by the producers; a disincentive on sharing information; and a lack of communication between different parties.

Some investors may see this as a disincentive for taking on exposure in Middle Eastern markets, but others argue that it creates an environment rich in opportunities.

It would discourage companies from improving products and services, and would be a strong disincentive to take on that 51st member of staff.

Less promisingly, he may reimpose capital-gains tax on the sale of shares held by one company in another, which was abolished at the start of this year.And he aims to lower social-security contributions, shared between workers and employers and often blamed by the latter as a disincentive to taking on labour.

However, several supervisors expressed concern that supervising registrars was not as financially viable as consulting and may eventually become too strong a disincentive to take on or continue supervising.

Brand, a former president of Indiana University, is the new president of the N.C.A.A., and he has appointed a committee to study a plan for Division I programs that would base incentives and disincentives on a team's academic performance.

In this section, we briefly review the design of these income support mechanisms to emphasize their disincentives on secondary earners.

Main disincentives on use of private cars include high travel and parking cost and limited parking at destination.