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disincentivize

In the main, the benefit system does not disincentivise young people from working.

"We want a league table system that doesn't disincentivise schools from doing what they think is in the best interests of the kid.

“Surely we don’t want to disincentivise people and make it hard to have children.”

Prescribed economic rights would add to such risks, and disincentivise publishers further from publishing in this area.

Companies need the resources to develop new drugs and, if their intellectual property isn’t respected, it will disincentivise them.”

Some forms of financial speculation helped cause a global crisis: it's right and proper to disincentivise them

"Policies would also need to incorporate mechanisms to disincentivise construction of new fossil fuel power plants," the report added.

(Not to mention the fact that higher rates generally disincentivise hoarding.)

"Many start-ups make losses during early growth stages, so this cap will effectively disincentivise risk-taking."

What is more, to disincentivise saving is to risk bringing on the very fiscal crisis that Japan has so far managed to avoid.

It's quite simple; high taxes disincentivise high earners.

The third option is to tax the private sector surplus, the dual purpose of which is both to reduce the deficit and to disincentivise saving.

Mr Eckert said he would prefer a tax on companies that would disincentivise them from offering salaries of more than €1m.

9.3 "No club may inhibit, prevent, discourage, disincentivise or render unavailable any player from selection.

The new contract will disincentivise doctors to work in an already desperately under-resourced specialty, and patients will suffer

Disincentivise it now

The more excuses you make for 'deprived' folk, the more you disincentivise, patronise and thus have the mickey taken by them.

On this argument there is every reason to significantly raise wages as this acts to disincentivise this short term focus and underinvestment.

Although the talk of the market was that the crop insurance was expected to disincentivise farmers from further corn planting, they continued to do so, he said.

"It's absolutely vital we keep open the door to Brazil and not do anything to disincentivise business between the two countries," Mr Halfon said.

They can't really "close" the best performing funds, they can only try and disincentivise (and apologies for the word) punters from sticking cash in.

increased taxes for the poor and decreased taxes for the wealthy to disincentivise poverty

disincentivise (and incentivise)

David Cameron wants to encourage disabled people to work, yet he misunderstands: taxing independence payments will disincentivise us from getting jobs and fail to produce the expected savings

Before David Cameron and George Osborne came to power, they said they would disincentivise debt, which they labelled morally reprehensible, and encourage saving.

But we have to also understand that price controls disincentivize research.

This legal position is designed to disincentivize the commercial exploitation of native wildlife.

Reducing travel hours would disincentivize drug use for truck drivers, Basíllio noted.

"It's driven as well by a very real belief that we have got to incentivize work and disincentivize dependency."

This move was controversial among areas with larger donor banks because there were concerns that the rule would disincentivize organ donation.

Unemployment benefits that disincentivize workers from accepting employment at market-clearing wages

"There's little evidence," McLaughlin said, "that non-discrimination is going to disincentivize investment."

Obama has a cap-and-trade proposal languishing in the Senate that would disincentivize precisely this kind of exploration and production.

So the idea was that allowing anyone to copy anything was not good for the public because that would disincentivize content producers.

Apropos of my proposal yesterday to disincentivize New York cops from making unjustified arrests.

This in turn would disincentivize people to secure heating materials on their own, which in turn would decrease the air pollution as well.

The most popular is the imposition of unremunerated reserve requirements against foreign currency positions, to disincentivize FX accumulation.

Moreover, some argue that allowing the rich to bequeath unlimited wealth on future generations will disincentivize hard work in those future generations.

CA and other large computer companies argue that without broader protection, the test will stifle development and disincentivize programmers from actively designing and improving programs.

But I remain convinced, in a broader context, that we need to disincentivize players who have other options from coming into the N.B.A. too young."

If prices approach costs, "it will seriously disincentivize Brazilian production," said Kona Haque, an analyst at Macquarie Bank.

In other words, because shale gas makes such long-term economic sense for producers, even collapsing natural gas prices in the interim are not currently enough to disincentivize its production.

Another hurdle could be the low hanging fruit offered by a single-year or short-term projects that disincentivize funding allocations for multi-year projects (as occurred with the DC SEU).

Carroll's pessimism was the result of Senate President David Williams' announcement that he would challenge Beshear in the upcoming gubernatorial election, which Carroll believed would disincentivize cooperation between the two leaders.

But this would address just half the problem because taxing to disincentivize risky behavior does nothing to incentivize what is needed from the banks to bring about a robust recovery — namely, more lending to consumers and businesses.

Increasingly, countries have opted to reduce income taxes, which disincentivize income, and to increase consumption taxes, which steer disposable income to savings and investment and away from the relatively unproductive consumption-based growth.

The widening list of targets is part of an effort to guarantee that the U.S. can do enough damage to make this strike worthwhile and to truly disincentivize the Syrian regime from using chemical weapons in the future.

Other criticisms of the policy are that it may decrease the total social housing stock by encourgaging people to exercise their right to buy and the policy may also disincentivize work if higher earnings will result in a higher rent bill.

But it could also further disincentivize production by miners, some of whom are already cutting back on output in reaction to price caps as well as difficulties in transport and procuring explosives during the Olympic Games in Beijing.

UHRC women's groups have also begun organizing rallies around community needs, such as ousting alcohol vendors to disincentivize alcoholism, demonstrating against gambling to protect household finances, advocating against domestic violence, or organizing public health advocacy campaigns.