Sentence examples for incentive to undertake from inspiring English sources

First, neither network has a powerful incentive to undertake innovation.

Germany worries that any debt relief will reduce Greece's incentive to undertake reforms.

Everyone agrees that more studies in children are needed, but companies have little incentive to undertake new trials because the medicines' patents long ago expired.

Don't write a book or extended monograph: the REF makes no distinction between research outputs, so there is no incentive to undertake long-term projects.

That, claims Macquarie, gives it an incentive to undertake capital expenditure, since it has a prospect of earning a decent return over the long term.

If the regulators were guaranteed a bonus, consisting of a percentage of the money they recover, it would create an incentive to undertake difficult, lengthy investigations.

Deutsche Bank said its pay plan was "linked to the objective of preventing incentives to undertake unreasonably high risks".

Part of the reason the Rouge project is possible is that the state of Michigan has progressive brownfield legislation, which calls for variable cleanup standards based on future use and provides financial incentives to undertake projects.

Another interesting feature of this system is that it provides incentives to undertake low earnings jobs.

Policies influence integration aspirations by altering the incentive structure, either by strengthening incentives to undertake integration efforts, or by weakening them and creating disincentives.

It diminishes incentives to undertake research and provide scientific explanations to specific meteorological phenomena at different spatial and temporal scales;   2.