Sentence examples for for incentivising from inspiring English sources

It concludes that FITs for energy saving might be a powerful tool for incentivising energy efficiency.

Suggestions are presented for developing boundary-spanning management options and for incentivising collaborative conservation through a revised ESS.

2012 Targets All GMG businesses, via the GMG Commercial Forum, should work towards developing a system for incentivising advertisers who are leading the way on sustainability.

This week Khan added that he would like to get new powers to set 'road tax' rates, vehicle excise duty, which has been blamed by campaigners for incentivising the switch to diesel.

Bakvis said the draft did not "examine options for incentivising the formalisation of work, despite the considerable efforts the ILO has made toward that goal and the real progress that has taken place in some developing countries to deliver the benefits of formalisation: legal protection of workers' rights, including their right to safe workplaces, and access to social security.

He hasn't seen his bank fined for incentivising his staff to flog inappropriate products.

Using the low income scheme index recorded in the first year of the Quality and Outcomes Framework scheme, we examined whether the trend adjusted differences in emergency hospital admissions for incentivised ACSCs relative to non-incentivised ACSCs and non-ACSCs were affected by the level of income deprivation in the practice population.

The emergency admission rate decreased by 10% (from 87.0 per 10 000 person years to 78.2 per 10 000 person years) for incentivised ACSCs over the same period.

By 2006-7 quality was significantly worse than projected from pre-incentive trends, most notably for measurement activities, and was also significantly below relative to projection the quality for incentivised activities.

Main outcome measures Year specific differences between trend adjusted emergency hospital admission rates for incentivised ACSCs before and after the introduction of the Quality and Outcomes Framework scheme and two comparators: non-incentivised ACSCs and non-ACSCs.

We compared the changes in admissions for incentivised ACSCs before and after the introduction of the Quality and Outcomes Framework with changes in admissions for the other two groups of conditions, non-incentivised ACSCs and non-ACSCs.