Sentence examples for incentive to correct from inspiring English sources
Companies have little incentive to correct misperceptions because large job cuts appeal to investors and Wall Street analysts looking for signs of aggressive cost-cutting.
"This decision today is to be regarded as an incentive to correct a deviation, not as a punishment," Mr. Rehn said.
He added, "We now find that persons affiliated with Boies Schiller have a substantial ownership interest in Amici -- which leads us to the natural question of whether Boies Schiller would have any incentive to correct the problems".
Olli Rehn, EU economic and monetary affairs commissioner, said: "Today's decision has to be regarded as an incentive to correct a deviation (from fiscal prudence) and not as a punishment".
If it were, the countries affected would be warned well in advance if their economic policies were putting the euro zone at risk and would have an incentive to correct them to keep their E.U. funds.
In a 2003 update to Rule 10b-18, the SEC explained: "It is not appropriate for the safe harbor to be available when the issuer has a heightened incentive to manipulate its share price". In practice, though, the stock-based pay of the executives who decide to do repurchases provides just this "heightened incentive". To correct this glaring problem, the SEC should rescind the safe harbor.
And because bad policies do not always lose votes, bad policymakers have few incentives to correct their errors.
The effects of these changes are usually externalised, being greater for society as a whole than for the farms on which they operate, and incentives to correct them are therefore largely lacking.
Democrats also argued that limiting lawsuits would remove the incentives for businesses to correct problems before they developed.
GCHJ at least starts to correct incentives so states will put far more focus on best coordinating care and fighting waste and fraud.
P4P aims to correct perverse incentives emanating from base payments and in order to make sure that these are not exacerbated, insight into how outcrowding occurs is required.
