Sentence examples for incentive regime from inspiring English sources
But the incentive regime doesn't favor them.
This is clearly a nonsense but there appears little chance of a new incentive regime before a regulatory review is completed in 2001.
He claims there are already strong penalties for poor performance and rewards for good service, pointing out that one company, Prism Rail, received 14% of its profits in payments from OPRAF last year.But if the incentive regime is working properly, why are the train companies performing so badly?
Chris Bolt, the acting rail regulator, told a rail seminar last week that he accepted that the way access charges were paid might be sending out the wrong signals, because they encouraged train operators to run too many trains and did not provide sufficient encouragement to Railtrack to invest in new track.The incentive regime for the train operators is also to be reviewed.
Mike Hawes, chief executive of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, said: "Manufacturers are offering increasing numbers of these vehicles – but a consistently applied incentive regime is still needed over the coming years to help consumers adopt these ground-breaking technologies.
The incentive regime involves lower tariffs at off-peak TOU and high tariffs at peak TOU.
In addition, a second survey was performed, showing how Dutch authorities deal with service reliability in relation to concession requirements and incentive regimes.
Brian Jacob and Steven Levitt (co-author of "Freakonomics") looked at incentive regimes in Chicago schools in 2003 and found that a "minor" change in incentives caused a large spike in cheating.Second, teachers could urge their weaker pupils (most likely to be the poorer ones) not to take the tests.
Incentive regimes are also more stable, with projects' incentives often fixed when the project is built.
While offerend with the best intentions, changing incentive regimes lead to boom and bust cycles for panel sales.
The mixed motives of contributor country governments, recipient country governments and GHI executives produced incentive regimes in conflict between different aid mechanisms.
