In Kyrgyzstan, a remarkable government incentive to encourage tuberculosis health workers to work in prisons is a legislation giving such workers access to pension benefits in half the time it takes for workers posted to other areas.
His restraint is all the more remarkable given the political incentive to abandon it.
Joe Brancatelli, who runs the business travel membership Web site Joesentme.com, agrees that the incentives are remarkable right now, providing opportunity for business travelers to "edit their wallets" and decide which cards to keep for travel and which may be good ones to acquire, given the lavish enticements.
A few days after the killing, he did something remarkable: he confessed voluntarily, without incentive or reward.
That New York is in a position to consider cutting back the incentives reflects a remarkable turnabout for an industry that was struggling locally just a few years ago.
If true, this would amount to a remarkable change of fortune for Hyundai -- but less incentive for shoppers to consider the brand.
"The dogs have a remarkable impact on offenders, improving offender behavior and giving offenders incentive to maintain excellent conduct records," George A. Lombardi, director of the Missouri Department of Corrections, told the AP.
This is why it's so remarkable that our constitutional order has lasted so long, given the perpetual incentive — common to both parties, and all three branches of government — to abandon its safeguards in order to push a particular agenda.
Also remarkable are the huge differences by marital status between hours and changes and incentive changes.
For Dr. Blurton Jones, the remarkable thing about the human brain is how quickly it learns, particularly when incentives are high.
"One of the many things that is remarkable about the proposals is the ease with which Ofcom feels able to undermine incentives for continued investment in high-quality content," he added.
