Sentence examples for incentivise it from inspiring English sources

British academics are unwilling to spend time with alumni because universities do not request or incentivise it.

"A lot of donors say, 'We have civil society funding – we're sure that reaches women's organisations,' but they don't track or incentivise it.

It examines how to measure police performance with a focus on how government might incentivise it using rewards.

One participant voiced the concern that "once you incentivise it [diabetes management] other things that you can't incentivise get lost or diminished in the process".

For large consortia, whilst it is desirable to incentivise individuals, it is also prudent to release assets only when it benefits the consortium.

As the research councils lose the power to incentivise researchers, it will lead to severe changes in capital spending, and an environment of uncertainty and lack of confidence.

As Michael Nugent of Atheist Ireland has pointed out: The proposed law does not protect religious belief; it incentivises outrage and it criminalises free speech.

To incentivise course creation, it has one carrot: It's giving instructors the option to charge for their courses — taking a 9percentt cut of any fees to fuel its own business model.

As we saw with Armstrong, even when the testers turned up on his doorstep, the sanction for refusing to be tested was so irrelevant it incentivised him to refuse.

Palace's offer is heavily incentivised and it also contains a break clause that would be triggered in the event of Adebayor breaching any of the club's disciplinary rules.

His coach Miles Maclagan left in July by consent that was as incentivised as it was mutual and, since then, Murray has grown as a player, adding selective aggression to his formidable defence.