Sentence examples for incentivising performance from inspiring English sources

We need to find a better way of monitoring and incentivising performance.

Intervention National pay-for-performance programme incentivising performance on over 100 quality-of-care indicators.

Speaking before confirmation of the new tax, Meddings said: "We are absolute advocates of performance-related pay and incentivised performance.

The problem is that these are no longer the harmless peccadilloes of the super-rich needed to incentivise performance.

The problem is that these are no longer the harmless peccadilloes of the super-rich, presented as fundamental to incentivise performance.

British executives have had the brute good luck to be in post in a period when profits as a share of GDP are rising, unions are weak and an "arms race" of executive pay has developed, propelled by ever more grandiose giveaways of shares justified by attempts to incentivise "performance".

4 O'Donnell et al 5 found within the new General Medical Services contracts in primary care that the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) incentivised performance, motivating staff towards QOF targets.

These findings should be interpreted in the light of the cost to payers of incentivising providers' performance, especially in the context of cost effectiveness and missed opportunities.

However, for next year we've already decided to suspend penalties and instead allocate an extra £1.8bn to incentivise hospital performance improvement".

This prompts the thought that institutional investors that incentivise short-term performance when their liabilities are long-term may be in breach of their fiduciary duty as managers of other people's money.

This linking of payments to patient experience and health outcomes is part of the drive to incentivise better clinical performance.