An American executive said that it hoped the move would give travel agents more incentive to pressure G.D.S. companies to lower fees.
Adding a layer of incentive or pressure at the Tour Championship, depending on a golfer's mind-set, are bonuses based on accumulated success over the season.
Russia's incentive to pressure Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, to give up chemical weapons, his strategic deterrent, was more about preventing unilateral American military action than about easing Mr. Assad from power.
Peter Houston's side, well organised and committed, had every incentive to pressure the visitors, to probe at their weaknesses.
They also receive a bonus based on customer satisfaction, so there's less incentive to pressure you to just make the deal.
Hence, local government leaders have a strong incentive to pressure managers of local-government-controlled firms to pursue local interests rather than carrying out central government decisions when there is a conflict.
Three years into the exchange market's existence, insurers have an incentive to pressure the federal and state exchange regulators with threats to exit the markets to gain leverage when their premium increases are reviewed, or to win favorable treatment on other issues, such as a permanent repeal of an Affordable Care Act tax on their products.
Before 9/11 the United States could not find a mix of incentives or pressure that would persuade Pakistan to reconsider its fundamental relationship with the Taliban...
Before 9/11, the United States could not find a mix of incentives and pressure that would persuade Pakistan to reconsider its fundamental relationship with the Taliban.
This creates an opportunity for negotiating an end to mass atrocities, through peace talks and with financial and diplomatic incentives and pressure.
