He has been on the good side and bad side of both parties since his 2000 tour as Al Gore's running mate, and he would have ample incentive to position himself as a swing voter who can make or break the caucus.
In the jockeying to choose new leaders, some analysts say, there is scant incentive to take positions that rivals could criticize as weak.
Governance structure, management practices and business strategy have integrated sustainability elements (positions, incentives, targets).
Rarely though do we pause to contemplate the stark differences in, say, nutrition, financial incentive or lane position.
When a school's survival and its teachers' careers depend on league table positions, incentives to turn a blind eye are almost irresistible.
Ali Vaez, an Iran analyst at the International Crisis Group, said: "Both sides now know what their real positions, incentives of success, and disincentives of failure are.
Next to differences in financial incentives, the relative positions of the state, market parties and communities and their goals and priorities are among the key factors that explain the rise and continuity of community initiatives.
Studies of financial incentives for research positions (e.g., [ 34]) were excluded because health workers who conduct medical research are commonly motivated by very different factors than health workers in patient care [ 35], and this article's objective is to examine the evidence on financial incentives for return of patient care in underserved areas.
In contrast, in many developing countries health workers in private practice earn substantially more than their colleagues in the public sector, and opportunities for full-time or part-time work in private practice may exist only in well-served urban areas and not in rural and remote areas where financial-incentive programmes offer positions.
