But creditors don t have an incentive to place tough limits on banks.

Spain is not the only country that would have an incentive to leave the EMU.

So they have little incentive to demobilize.

Problems with incentive pay have been ignored.

At first, this seems puzzling, because they should have an incentive to move to the vote rich middle.

Because if you improve those things, then people are going to have an incentive to avoid AIDS on their own.

So policymakers need to provide them with an incentive not to.

But if bankers know that they will be bailed out in bad times, they have an incentive to make risky loans.

That could be an important incentive for combatants to begin the DDR process.

At this low price, companies have little incentive to cut back on their CO2 emissions and little faith that a market based incentive will return.

But with India s vast internal market, many designers have an incentive to improve it. How many designers in America or Europe can say the same?

It removes the incentive for an arms race between potentially hostile groups in our societies.

Indeed, the spike in oil prices actually gives independent producers an incentive to boost production.

As an incentive, preference will be given to those Medical Officers and Medical Graduates to enter postgraduate programmes who have completed two years rural medical service.

Lenders to very large overleveraged institutions had to have some incentive to calculate the risks.

Indeed, alumni have the most incentive to donate generously, and to manage the university effectively.

Short duration benefits may have been appropriate when recoveries were fast and jobs plentiful, because the fear of losing benefits before finding a job may have given workers an incentive to look harder.

And this would give savers less of an incentive to search for yield, thus avoiding financial instability.

They can serve both as an incentive to forego the acquisition of WMD and as a deterrent.

Girls receive an additional take home ration of vegetable oil as an incentive for families to continue to send girls to school.

Monopolists may have much less incentive to innovate than they would if they had to compete.

There is no sign that they have abandoned the incentive structure that encourages excessive risk taking.

The oil that the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf have in abundance also works against democracy, for it creates an incentive for the rulers to retain power indefinitely.

Because the federal money paid to the states would be a percentage of the total revenue collected, John Linder claims the states would have an incentive to maximize collections.

GAFI now performs the registration procedure for both Law 159 (non incentive) and Law 8 (incentive) companies.

Wind Power Production Incentive (WPPI)

An autocratic or corrupt regime has a strong incentive to spend in a way that benefits the elite.

There may be incentive for an organization not to develop or publish an analysis that does not demonstrate the value of their product.

The US has cast aside one of its most important foreign policy tools, creating an incentive for the Syrian government and its supporters to keep fighting until they are in the most advantageous position possible to negotiate a settlement that is, if they have any incentive to negotiate at all.

Alright. Well if larger markets increase the incentive to produce new ideas, how do we maximize that incentive?

The faster you run, the more scenery you see so you have some incentive to run fast.

With ample foreign funding and preferential treatment from the government, the militias have no incentive to disband.

It was also not certain that States would have a sufficient incentive to ratify such a convention.

The lack of equity resulted largely from the concept of limited liability, which provided an incentive for excessive leveraging.

This, in turn, would give workers a tangible warning and an incentive to anticipate job losses before they occur.

Since China s current benchmark interest rate is higher than the comparable rate in the United States, individuals and institutions have an incentive to keep renminbi as assets and dollars as debt.

Many service firms in Asia are owned by the public sector, so governments have less incentive to deregulate services.

With a slowdown in accession negotiations, Turkish politicians will have less incentive to continue the reforms necessary for membership.

But Burma s generals will have little incentive to opt for an alternative to bloodshed and repression if China continues to provide them with support and protection against sanctions at the UN Security Council.

Because these permits trade at a market price, companies have an incentive to reduce their emissions, thereby requiring them to buy fewer permits or enabling them to sell excess permits for a profit.

While it provides them an incentive not to pollute, emission allowances offset much of what they would have to pay under a tax system. Some firms can even make money off the deal.

Their claims that progress would lead to accession were shown to be false, and an important incentive for officials was eliminated.

Indeed the possibility of being removed from the list might provide an important incentive to a listed individual to renounce terrorism.

m) Strengthen the incentive role of the public sector as employer to develop an environment that effectively affirms and empowers women

Carnegie also advocated an inheritance tax as an incentive, arguing that it would induce the rich man to attend to the administration of wealth during his life.