Sentence examples similar to engineered incentives from inspiring English sources
A later agreement also required IBM to maintain the equipment, ensuring a high-quality product by giving IBM's engineers incentive to avoid arduous repair trips to isolated SAGE sites in the dead of winter.
In fixing this law, we have a tremendous opportunity to re-engineer the perverse incentives that plague our health care system.
Mr. Van Clieaf pointed to the Eaton Corporation, a maker of engineered products, which bases its incentive pay in part on the cash flow return the company generates on its capital.
He was one of the first CEOs in the Valley to give engineers financial incentives for successful products.
"Viewing employee retention as Microsoft's Achilles' heel, Yang engineered an ingenious defense creating huge incentives for a massive employee walkout in the aftermath of a change of control," reads the legal complaint.
We here outline the present regulatory pathways for genetically engineered vaccines in Europe and describe the incentive for the organization of the pre-congress workshop.
It was deliberately engineered in a 2011 compromise between Mr Obama and Congress as an incentive for them to agree on a plan to reduce the yawning US budget deficit over the long term.
However, another potentially important reason for rising obesity is that food producers have incentives to engineer products to stimulate the affective system so as to encourage overeating.
She engineered this journey.
