Sentence examples for incentivise use from inspiring English sources

– Giuseppe Sollazzo Incentivise use of data and analytics: "Sort out digital and data skills, and basic scientific literacy, and put this into the core civil service competency framework.

Incentivising use and opening the barriers to knowledge combined can make this really powerful.

There could also be mandatory design guidelines to eliminate polymer mixes in packaging that make recycling close to impossible, bans on some single-use plastic products and reforms to producer responsibility that incentivise the use of recycled material.

Air quality plans incentivise the use of public transport to abate atmospheric emissions from private road vehicles in cities.

Most importantly, energy policy in EU should incentivise the use of 2nd hand automotive batteries for stationary applications.

Find new ways to incentivise the use of data, including (but not limited to) payment-by-results". – Chris Yiu Give more support on legal aspects: "The technology issues are simple by comparison".

Find new ways to incentivise the use of data, including (but not limited to) payment-by-results". Give more support on legal aspects: "The technology issues are simple by comparison". Open up safe access to data held by government: "Then others can use this information to target and improve services.

Labour introduced other levies to influence behaviour that at the same time would deliver cash for specified objectives: the climate change levy to incentivise the use of renewables, now heading the same way as the fuel levy; landfill tax; and an aggregates levy.

bThe margin incentive represents a discount to the purchaser to incentivise the use of ethanol compared with alternatives.

Further efforts are needed to encourage or incentivise the use of validated tests to improve the quality of data collected.

Once guidelines have been agreed upon it will be necessary to translate these into a specific set of performance measures, to incentivise their use, and monitor the progress made towards targets [ 54].