Sentence examples for proper incentive from inspiring English sources

Prabhakara defended the ethical theory of duty for its own sake, the sense of duty alone being the proper incentive.

Federal subsidies would have to be a consideration, although more subtle changes in our tax code and import rules could be tried to give the companies proper incentive.

"I think some people would contend that because we have continued to make a sizable investment, there hasn't been a proper incentive until now for the Iraqi government to make its own investment," Mr. Christoff said.

That the fee is inadequate to provide a proper incentive, that the library does not instead charge $25 a day or $250 a day or impose a vigorous flogging (as described in the no-doubt-renewable "Mutiny on the Bounty"), bespeaks ineffectual enforcement tactics, not the freedom to keep a popular book past its due date.

A proper incentive and immunity scheme for ordinary boffins, and ideally the capture or demise of Mr Hussein, should help to make them co-operate.Some American and British officials have been talking about uncovering weapons programmes, rather than the things themselves, and perhaps only guilty paperwork.

Thus, a proper incentive is given to an inhabitant to have a part of his/her land planted with trees and flowers from motives of selfishness.

The system needs proper incentives and rewards.

"This will create the proper incentives and inspire investor and employee confidence," he said.

The proper incentives could make the energy conversion a boon to the global economy.

Another aspect of that campaign, says Chemaly, was that it identified the proper incentives for change.

That may seem like an insurmountable barrier, but, with the proper incentives, the system could work.