| The success of the last decade has been to stop our public prices, disincentivising people to mail in Dundalk instead of Newry. |
| Still others have argued that we should not have moved now, and that we are disincentivising the Round. |
| The evident benefits of global trade so conceived were contrasted with state control systems that seemed to limit innovation through disempowering and disincentivising their citizens. |
| That's the justification for establishing a generous flat-rate state pension, instead of disincentivising saving by means-testing every last penny, an idea Iain Duncan-Smith has enthusiastically embraced. |
| They reflect successive governments' policy preference for rationing demand while disincentivising the private sector. |
| We should be incentivising and not disincentivising those parents who need to be paying. |
