Sentence examples for related incentive from inspiring English sources
We decided to eliminate these individuals of the analysis as the available information was not sufficient to calculate their SSW and related incentive measures.
It is expected that through this initiative, smallholder cacao farmers in Ghana can qualify and earn additional income through the REDD+ (Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation) mechanism and related incentive packages associated with carbon mitigation programmes.
Calculation of SSW and related incentive measures depends crucially on the following elements: the legislation which applies at each moment in time, the individual history of contributions, the consumer price index, minimum and maximum contribution bases, minimum and maximum retirement pensions and mortality tables.
26 However, for 2011/12, 67.3% of the patients in the denominator of the indicator were not indirectly affected by any form of comorbidity or age related incentive.
But do PES and related incentive programs achieve that lofty goal?
As with attraction and deployment related incentives, performance-related incentives can be financial and non-financial.
They honor them, they appreciate them and they care for them, by providing wellness related incentives and opportunities and by providing the BEST possible coverage to assist and support them when they are not well.
We find that, when managers' agency-related incentives conflict more strongly with those of the firm (more desirable client), they tend to tacitly encourage underreporting through their evaluations of the senior's performance.
This paper explores some of the issues related to incentive based regulation of capex and how flexible approaches can be developed to handle the uncertainty inherent in certain types of capex.
Authors' response: It is true that the questions related to incentive were framed rather generally.
The manifestation of this dimension would be related to incentives to supply more or less medicines, laboratory tests, procedures, etc. Again, the incentive to supply more or less would be bounded rather than infinite.
