However, creating a favorable culture is not necessarily easy: a comprehensive approach including incentives, resource allocation, and a responsible team was used in the example of Boyer et al. [ 25].
The assumption is that Sky will go on finding the incentives and resources to expand its content offering into new areas of programming, as with drama and the arts at present, or bringing forward new innovations for the benefit of consumers".
Some incentives: the resources of major food companies as well as growing competition between brands.
These rights are critical for the authority, incentives, and resources for irrigation operation and maintenance.
In a partner program, the road to successful advancement and change depends on many factors, such as government support, hospital administration support, medical staff leadership, and a committed and motivated faculty with requisite skills, incentives, and resources.
The author complains that "governments lack the incentives and resources to effectively allocate and manage capital in the micr-oeconomy".
When schools fall short, there should be incentives and resources so higher performing schools can assist them -- peers helping peers and schools helping schools -- rather than parachuting in temporary turnaround teams from the top.
In November, Garcetti sent a letter to Yahoo Chief Executive Marissa Mayer offering a "menu of incentives and resources," including a three-year business tax exemption and "white glove service" to ensure that the build-out of the campus would proceed quickly and that the company's dealings with the city would be fast-tracked.
The enterprise has incentives and resources to keep their market share healthy.
Public health is a "public good," which the public sector must produce because private actors lack sufficient incentives or resources (7 ).
