Sentence examples for incentive operators from inspiring English sources
The strategy is sweetened by a financial incentive; operators qualify for a 15% discounted dockage rate during the following 12 months if 90% of their vessels comply with the 12-knot speed limit for a year.
That offers no incentive to operators focused on raising revenue per customer.
"What is the financial incentive for operators to invest billions in their networks without seeing any return?" she said.
This will create incentives for operators coming from both the public and the private sectors.
In order to estimate socially optimal economic incentives, we have calibrated and used a model which optimises public transport services and subsequently allows us to design incentives for operators that will induce them to provide the proper level of service.
Another comment from our focus groups is that the crisis will induce strong incentives to operators toward modal shifts, in particular toward less costly and efficient modes of transport (railway and maritime transport in the first place).
His conclusion: "[W]e must diminish the incentives for operators who appear to be developing a pattern of significant and substantial safety violations to contest, simply to delay enforcement".
MTA and SCAG officials say they are considering requirements for low-emission trucks, such as hybrids or those that use cleaner fuels, and incentives for operators to buy zero-emission vehicles.
He argued that the current regulations offer little incentive for potential operators to open new stands.
Environment Victoria's latest report said: "Existing rehabilitation bonds for all Victorian coal mines are too low to provide sufficient incentive for mine operators to fulfill their obligations, and the Victorian government has exerted no regulatory pressure to accelerate rehabilitation," the report said.
Capacity-based schemes limit the incentive that the operators of renewable energy installations currently have under output-based schemes to deliver electricity to the grid even in periods of low demand.
