| There are all kinds of methods of professional interrogation, of ways to persuade people, incentivize people, motivate people. |
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| How do you incentivize wind energy and solar and make sure that net metering, for example, occurs? |
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| I think Sean and Steve mentioned how we could incentivize these sorts of things. |
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| Thanks to measures taken by the State to encourage and incentivize investment, the private sector has been continuously involved in this area. |
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| Now, they are lining up for caps, bags, electronics, teacups, and money vouchers, because we incentivize them at every stage. |
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| Programme design has to be inclusive, allow for sourcing of reductions outside the cap, and incentivize behavioural change outside the industry. |
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| It depends really on who you want to incentivize and what the framework conditions are that they must meet. |
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| I was just thinking about what ideas you might have to incentivize the transition from one generation to the next, even to someone non-related. |
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| The way we incentivize business to lower emissions is by putting them in a market where they can make money from keeping emissions low. |
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| It is important, however, to ensure that there is sufficient private capital at risk to performance to incentivize genuine risk transfer. |
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| Instead of creating an organisational structure that's deeply intertwined with traditional connections, incentivize the people to focus on the areas they are best suited to. |
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| Long fixtures of the private sector, end-of-year bonuses have the power to incentivize efficiency or workplace innovation. |
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| But we can extrapolate from previous experience that decapitation does incentivize Hamas to ease up on its attacks. |
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| We need to incentivize local school districts to offer more advanced placement courses and more vocational and career training. |
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| Can we use student loan forgiveness as a way to incentivize bright young people to enter particular fields? |
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| We need to learn from what is working and incentivize other districts to adopt what works. |
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| Private actors have the capacity to build infrastructure, to incentivize cost-effective processes, and mobilize sources of funding or capital. |
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| A second, equal, purpose is to use the gift as a tool to motivate, incentivize, and attract other donors. |
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| Both the students and I realized halfway through the semester that if I wanted to incentivize dialogue, then comments should be valued the same as posts. |
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| It could also facilitate continuous flows of remittances, and incentivize circular migration. |
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| Secondly, bad press can kill a golden opportunity of bringing readers' attention to new acts of philanthropy that just might educate and incentivize others to give. |
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| It could possibly incentivize more people to catch them. |
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| Organizations often use non-monetary awards to incentivize performance. |
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| We took the line, let's invest in people, let's incentivize them to multi-skill across the factory, so that when things are tight, or we get a run on something, we can move people around. |
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| Or: Can you incentivize teachers to turn up to class? |
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| New sources of capital will incentivize investment by providing a means to hedge against risk, thereby reducing industry volatility and providing more stable and predictable growth for the sector. |
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| In addition, the critical question is how to incentivize domestic and foreign private investors to develop or spread the necessary technologies or expertise. |
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| The U. S. should utilize and be ready to withdraw various carrots such as non-humanitarian assistance in order to incentivize concrete progress by the Vietnamese government toward political freedom. |
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| At the same time, globalization can incentivize individual famers to specialize in a single crop even as national agricultural sectors on balance may grow more diversified. |
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| Equally, it may be necessary to rethink concession-granting and the contracting of transport services and infrastructure maintenance to incentivize adaptive measures. |
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| We also have to incentivize our industries, people, associations and organizations to get involved, especially those industries and people that need assistance in adapting their industries, jobs and lives to the new reality. |
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| The US government seeks to incentivize home ownership through a favorable tax system. |
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| In parallel, some efforts have been made to incentivize private tourism initiatives, but their scope remains limited. |
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| Their quarrel is with more recently formed verbs like incentivize. |
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| Our goal with IMCP is to incentivize smart, comprehensive, and integrated economic-development planning across the country. |
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| First of all, let's realize that if insurance companies want to sell their products, they need to incentivize their distribution to do so. |
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| Bryden's take on fund-raising makes it almost imperative to incentivize the seller. |
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| That would likely incentivize at least some ethical behavior in politics. |
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