Sentence examples for disincentive to developing from inspiring English sources
It instead recommended cooperating with the Soviet Union and Britain to contain the Chinese threat through diplomacy, for instance, by offering the Chinese economic assistance as a disincentive to developing the nuclear program.
More generally, resource wealth tends to be a disincentive to develop nonresource industries.
Additionally, the unique pharmacological challenges of targeting bacteria, coupled with economic disincentives to developing antibiotics, have conspired to slow the rate of discovery.
This increase in treatment options, among other factors, may have created disincentives for manufacturers to develop FDCs of the newer regimens.
"It has created disincentives for developing countries to develop a lower carbon path to development".
However, it could also create a disincentive for the pharmaceutical industry to develop expensive new treatments.
The current fiscals of the PIB estimate that is costs 25percenttoto develop the oil, thereby creating a disincentive.
It is also calling on the government to consult with the IMF and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development to develop a list of tax havens, and legislate disincentives to prevent companies from using tax havens.
I mean cheaper in cost, and less administrative issues that surround the problem... ........ CAMR's limited list of drugs, modeled after the WHO Essential Medicines List, appears to be a disincentive for developing country beneficiaries as it includes many drugs that are already available off-patent elsewhere.
A further comment indicated that a lack of opportunity to contribute to the development of the local teaching/training programme was also a disincentive to engagement; 'No involvement in planning, developing and delivering of local teaching/training programme'.
