The change was not, as in eastern Europe, encouraged and incentivized by the West.
Over the last five years alone, American companies -- incentivized by the absence of Internet regulation -- have invested more than half a trillion dollars to build broadband infrastructure.
Proven no-cost options, like using operating room checklists, are what should be encouraged and incentivized by the new effectiveness research institute.
"The risk that New York faces is a combination of residents being priced out of their homes and realistic mitigation measures not being incentivized by the strategy of the federal flood insurance program," Seth Pinsky, a senior mayoral aide, said.
During the hearing before the House Financial Services Committee last week, Keith Ellison, the Democratic congressman from Minnesota, skipped over the discussion of Stumpf's compensation and focussed on the hourly workers who were, apparently, incentivized by their superiors to open fake accounts in the first place.
Or anyone incentivized by malevolent intent.
Participation was voluntary and incentivized by a small amount of money (usually 25 euros).
The plan is for servicers to modify delinquent loans to more affordable levels, incentivized by taxpayer funds.
All three participants are incentivized by better targeting, and all share in the created value.
For another, he said that many of these resellers "are not actually hugely incentivized by commissions".
"As founders, we're heavily incentivized by money, mission, or fame to push our companies uphill.
