Sentence examples for incentives for cooperation from inspiring English sources
No financial incentives for cooperation were offered until recently.
Gridlock and conflict can be overcome if political institutions are designed to offer incentives for cooperation.
I've favored reforms that would create greater incentives for cooperation rather than conflict.
More generally, resuming "regular order" in the Senate requires some underlying incentives for cooperation.
Incentives for cooperation could also be improved with transport corridor design and collective peer pressure by landlocked countries.
Yes, as already noted, the state monopoly on force is important, and the spread of commerce creates incentives for cooperation and against violent conflict.
But this assertiveness actually diminished China's reputation, and a strengthening United States gives Beijing a clearer incentive for cooperation, particularly since China will still need a strong U.S. commitment to help make the world safe for the flow of global commerce, and perhaps to help China exploit its own considerable domestic reserves of tight oil and shale gas.
In particular, the existence of local quasi-markets meant that middle managers responsible for budgets at local public service offices found little incentive for cooperation across organizational boundaries.
Eliminating the need for Democratic votes reduces already-low incentives for bipartisan cooperation.
