Sentence examples for immediate incentives from inspiring English sources

There are more immediate incentives to set up shop.

The alternative is to sell the permits at auction to the highest bidder, allowing the market to determine an initial price and creating immediate incentives to reduce emissions.

From 1969 to 1972, however, those differences were not yet apparent, while the immediate incentives for a relaxation of tensions were irresistible.

6. Set immediate incentives.

Among the new plan's concessions: an increase in the value-added tax from 13%to23%3%; abolishment of special VAT discounts for the tourism-dependent islands in the Aegean Sea; a phased-in increase in the retirement age to 67; immediate incentives to discourage early retirement; a phase-out of preferential tax treatment for farmers; and an increase in the corporate tax rate from 26%to28%8%.

Immediate incentives given at the time of the questionnaire have been shown to be more effective than those given on condition of a response [ 3].

However, incentive methods such as offering participants a bonus for completing all assessments or delivering immediate incentives for each assessment completed by participants can be used to increase retention in EMA (Wiebe et al. 2011).

The participants who received the immediate incentives completed treatment more often than those whose incentives were deferred (83% versus 75%), but the difference was not statistically significant (RR 1.11, 95% CI 0.98 to 1.24; one trial, 300 participants; Analysis 2.1).

51 A subsequent controlled experiment found similar results with regard to the outcome of homeownership, but also found that many participants withdrew all funds prior to the completion of the IDA programme and did not continue saving when they lacked immediate incentives and/or a penalty for early withdrawal.

Mr. Levy said the new property tax exemption provided a more immediate incentive.

"Sensation" may have served as the immediate incentive for these guidelines, but in fact they address a set of basic conflicts that affect all museums.