Sentence examples for incentive to carry out from inspiring English sources

Now they have strong financial incentive to carry out the plan.

The Syrian revolutionaries who continue to count their dead every day amid widespread international betrayal also celebrated Morsi's success, because a victory for Shafiq would have given Bashar Al Asad's regime an incentive to carry out more repression.

Private landlords currently receive around £7bn in tax allowances each year, including for repairs and maintenance, but there is no incentive to carry out work above the minimum standard, the report claimed.

Calculated examples show that the introduction of compensation fees for undelivered energy gives a strong incentive to carry out live line maintenance, and to design and construct mechanically stronger lines.

He doesn't bring it back to life by now blowing up the world, so he has no incentive to carry out his original threat to retaliate, which has now manifestly failed to achieve its point.

For example, if obstetricians are remunerated on a fee-for-service basis, there can be an incentive to carry out a Caesarean section rather than a normal delivery (for a review see: [ 62]).

Echoing the sentiment, Yeo said he would like the next government to look at more radical incentives to carry out energy efficiency works including cuts to council tax and business rates or a stamp duty rebate for new homeowners who install upgrades in the first year.

Ever since the 1970s India has used a combination of coercion and incentives to carry out sterilisation drives to check population growth.

A common problem associated with the private provision of public goods is the "tragedy of the commons," where an individual member has insufficient incentives to carry out an activity that benefits others (Adar and Huberman 2000; Krishnan et al. 2003).

The Department of Health will also run a public awareness campaign in the autumn, while hospitals will be given financial incentives to carry out checks on patients to see if they have the condition - just four in 10 patients have a formal diagnosis.

Secondly, there are still divergences between the economies in the area, as a result of, among other things, the lack of sufficient incentives to carry out all the necessary structural reforms.