We may consider that the issue of the protection of small firms' knowledge assets is a key incentive (but currently still a limit) for their participation to innovation networks.
On the face of things, supply-side economists -- a fairly small group who argue that lower tax rates are the key incentive to promoting economic growth -- appear to have returned to their influential role of the early 1980's.
In 2011, a research report on the Australian early childhood workforce (Productivity Commission, xxx) emphasised the importance of 'pay and conditions, both absolute and relative to other occupations' as a key incentive for workers 'to gain the appropriate qualifications, to enter the workforce, to upgrade their qualifications where necessary, and to remain in the workforce'.
The civil justice system provides a key incentive for corporations to prioritize safety from the start.
A key incentive for learners is our go-kart track, which we use to generate additional revenue.
A strong relationship between the C.I.A. and the president is a key incentive for other intelligence services to work with Langley.
The prime minister is telling EU citizens that imposing the restriction on UK citizens of this age would undermine a key incentive that encourages young people into work.
Phil Yea, chief executive of 3i Group, defended the tax, arguing that it was a key incentive for the executives in his company that worked on deals.
Oil was a key incentive in the 2005 peace deal that ended Sudan's 22-year civil war, Africa's longest.
For Mrs. Cassidy, the competition was the key incentive, she said, because she grew up in a family of eight that included six brothers, "and I never wanted to be the weakest or shortest," she said.
The not-quite-there Pies have produced dismal results for a few months now but carry into this game the key incentive of making Richmond's September path harder.
