Sentence examples for help incentivise from inspiring English sources

Atkinson welcomed the idea that the universal credit would help incentivise work, potentially lifting people out of poverty.

The government had already announced a £200m fund to help incentivise take-up and other measures that have been discussed include cashback offers, council tax or stamp duty rebates.

Asimo believes Steam's anti piracy policy could help incentivise people to pay for porn again.

Salimonu speaks in terms that the international development community will recognise, so how can they help to incentivise investment in Africa's energy sector?

It might not sound much in Apple's character to dive enthusiastically into this circuit alongside rivals – perhaps it would rather run its own hack days – but realising that external developers can come up with ideas as good or better than Apple's own software engineers (and then helping and incentivising them to do it) would be an important step.

We're charging £10 for a ticket just to help cover costs and incentivise people to show up increasingly an issue in competitive landscape for events).

(VTE trainer) Participants suggested that having sight of the outcome data, to confirm the belief that conducting risk assessment has reduced incidences of hospital acquired thrombosis, could incentivise staff and help to improve risk assessment for DVT.

Nor, in the case of restaurants, does it actually incentivise the waiter, or help the restaurant manager to monitor and assess his staff.

"We need to harness all this evidence coming to us and marshall it to incentivise more research, more help for schools and Camhs.

Deborah Doane, writer and consultant on international development and sustainability So Gerhard, for a layperson, the principle of blended finance makes sense: there isn't enough public money to go around for development, so why not incentivise some private finance where help is needed?

The more the British government and Tech City can use their powers to help match-make startups with acquirers, to incentivise UK companies to buy startups and to inject those acquirers with fresh teams of talent, the more the scene will stabilise and flourish.