Sentence examples for incentivising them from inspiring English sources

Online innovation stemming from the internet, from search engines to social media, has been made possible by protecting intermediaries, not by incentivising them to censor information.

A university has found a novel way to recruit prospective students - by incentivising them to enter a competition with the chance of getting an unconditional offer to study there if they win.

But at least their answer to the challenge of keeping patients healthier at home and therefore out of hospital unnecessarily – the £5.3bn "Better Care Fund", which began on 1 April – is already changing how local NHS and social care services work, and has begun incentivising them to work together to offer patients a joined-up illness protection service.

It might not sound much in Apple's character to dive enthusiastically into this circuit alongside rivals – perhaps it would rather run its own hack days – but realising that external developers can come up with ideas as good or better than Apple's own software engineers (and then helping and incentivising them to do it) would be an important step.

Asked if May agreed with her trade secretary that businesses are fat and lazy, the spokeswoman said: "I think the way the PM thinks about this is how do we make sure that British businesses are seizing the opportunities that exist and incentivising them to do that".

The user that uploaded the video appears in the final video incentivising them to create more.

The mums who researchers want to offer vouchers to incentivise them to breast feed, for example.

You could incentivise them to do this when drawing up the contract.

If you incentivise them to sell those products, it's even dangerous.

It needed to incentivise them to keep money in their mobile account rather than immediately cash-out.

He said  that local authorities should receive a portion of the fines raised – to incentivise them to catch more rogue landlords.