| We should be incentivising and not disincentivising those parents who need to be paying. |
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| Secondly, a system for incentivising public-private partnerships in the creation of infrastructures. |
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| Greg Clark, the new secretary of state in the department, is massively in favour of incentivising people to accept new development. |
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| The Fuel Quality Directive will provide a further useful incentive in this direction as well as incentivising the introduction of biofuels. |
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| Ways should be found of incentivising trade-ins in these countries, by means of specific provisions. |
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| Take-up of DVD is already incentivising consumers to buy wide-screen TV sets and displays. |
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| If his government put half as much effort into incentivising green energy like biogas as it does into foisting fracking on communities that don't want it, the UK would be well on its way to long term energy security. |
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| Whilst there is a role for the EU in incentivising the preparation of urban mobility plans in the spirit of promoting good practice, the decision to produce such plans lies with cities and regions concerned. |
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| Being creative when incentivising staff can reap real rewards, believes Phruit. |
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| A variety of other employee-related insurance policies are maintained, with a view to both protecting and incentivising employees as part of employee benefits programmes. |
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| We could have avoided incentivising and encouraging over-capacity and not thrown precious public money at unwarranted huge increases of capacity way beyond what the stocks of our fish can reasonably sustain. |
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| Firstly, I regard the evaluation as a way of incentivising people to improve school education, and secondly, it raises awareness of the quality dimension in education systems. |
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| People have been talking about incentivising contracts for years. |
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| The boss is incentivising the workforce by offering bonuses. |
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| Incentivising innovation is a complex issue and it is different for every organization. |
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