The platform is incentivizing that confirmation bias constantly, and getting to the point where the platforms may actually be incentivizing the polarization of American society.
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Incentivizing resource sharing is also a problem with centralized models.
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Incentivizing states to implement gun licensing programs of their own.
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There's nothing inherent in the platform that's incentivizing a monetization strategy.
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But there are rare, new alternatives of doctors incentivizing altruistic donations.
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And so, they [incentivized] bad behavior instead of [incentivizing] good behavior.
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What we need is a system where we are incentivizing wellness.
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"You're literally incentivizing taking people out of the workforce," said Graham.
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"Are we simply incentivizing Iran to take further hostages?" he asked.
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The company is incentivizing businesses to stay within Square's own payments ecosystem.
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The initial draft had no policy incentivizing people to buy health coverage.
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And Tesla's actually now incentivizing people not to take a test drive.
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Stop incentivizing doctors to use the most expensive drugs on the market.
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Instead of protecting and incentivizing innovation, our patent system is hindering it.
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Some insurance companies have been incentivizing professional drivers to use the device.
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The Sphere tool will reward engagement by financially incentivizing longer visits on site.
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Congress passed a law in 2013 incentivizing schools to stock up on EpiPens.
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This is as important it not more important than incentivizing external token holders.
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Incentivizing operators to use micro systems would immediately make the national airspace safer.
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And if so, do you worry about potentially incentivizing people to come here?
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Lime is also incentivizing riders to park in designated areas by giving away discounts.
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We should be incentivizing companies to hire diverse talent starting at the entry level.
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Also, both California and Indiana have pre-existing statutory schemes favoring and incentivizing telemedicine.
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Incentivizing federal agencies to relinquish spectrum for commercial use should be a congressional priority.
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Doing so will not only increase safety, but also speed investment, incentivizing further innovation.
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The document doesn't stop at merely incentivizing or discouraging certain types of economic behavior.
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The companies are paid the savings from the project, thus incentivizing more efficiency savings.
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But incentivizing politicians to compete for that big government check will exacerbate the trend.
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To the contrary, they are incentivizing North Korea's rush to create deliverable intercontinental weapons.
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Instead of nurturing a culture of peace, the PA has been incentivizing deadly violence.
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This provides tax relief for businesses while also incentivizing capital investment and economic activity.
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The company appears to be getting better at monetizing and incentivizing its customer base.
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The incredible wealth disparities that we're seeing right now, and the incentives we're giving CEOs on how to make money, by incentivizing people towards quarterly earnings and not incentivizing to creating value — just for shareholders, who might hold your stock for 10 minutes.
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Incentivizing the car owner for producing the data lies at the center of the platform.
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Free trade agreements like NAFTA removed those tariffs incentivizing trade and lowering cost for consumers.
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"Right now government-supported programs are incentivizing people to set up VC funds," notes Haider.
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He also furthered the cause of "school choice" by incentivizing the expansion of charter schools.
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Incentivizing non-opioid pain treatment and making it easier to locate and track federal grants. ?
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Free trade agreements like NAFTA removed those tariffs, incentivizing trade and lowering cost for consumers.
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Rather than incentivizing employers to raise wages it could actually encourage them to pay less.
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We should be "very careful of incentivizing behavior that puts children at risk," she said.
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Israel and Western countries see those payments, which began in the 1960s, as incentivizing terrorism.
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The app, in other words, may be incentivizing therapists to put themselves at greater risk.
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Additionally, insurers can lower their claims payout when incentivizing users to live a healthier life.
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The Washington Post highlighted a recent trend of hotels incentivizing guests to forego housekeeping services.
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The payments keep coming even as the F.B.I. says they might be incentivizing more attacks.
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One option is incentivizing a greater reliance of private providers for future undertakings in space.
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Gig-based companies like Uber and Lyft are similarly incentivizing workers with rewards for driving longer.
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Yet there is no body of research on incentivizing young people to avoid smoking in particular.
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" Cuccinelli told CNN's Jake Tapper that the rebellion was about "incentivizing states to close their primaries.
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It also could be the lower fees that are incentivizing people to give Wealthfront a shot.
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Will the cost of this tech raise the price of weed, further incentivizing black market sales?
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Language incentivizing the creation of health savings accounts is a likely candidate for inclusion, she said.
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These data will help us understand whether this program is incentivizing the investments intended by Congress.
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A few examples: First, Congress should ensure that our tax policies are incentivizing efficient energy use.
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What about incentivizing homeowners to make efficiency improvements, or encouraging developers to build high-efficiency buildings?
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GOP lawmakers lambast the current tax system for supposedly incentivizing U.S. companies to shift jobs overseas.
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Our poor tax policies are distorting economic behavior and incentivizing companies to move their operations overseas.
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Hägglund's question is not which marginal tax rate would be compatible with incentivizing effort in 2019.
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And incentivizing compensation takes a sizeable leap toward implementing real change beyond annual statements and reports.
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Uber started incentivizing drivers to stay on later to pick that up crowd, and it worked.
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Murphy understands that incentivizing entrepreneurship and attracting high growth businesses are key components of job creation.
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We have so many incentivizing structures that allow for and, in some cases, encourage polluting information.
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Yang also discusses his idea for incentivizing social contributions in his vision of a new American society.
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Mazroui, president of OPEC, also said the organization was incentivizing all its members to have capacity buffers.
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Twitter and Facebook aren't incentivizing restraint, after all: they incentivize communication and exaggeration, the more the better.
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Their proposal would create this "red flag" system nationwide rather than just incentivizing states to do so.
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This established the opportunity zones with the goal of incentivizing investment in forgotten communities across the country.
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Instead, it would be punished by a relatively light fine, effectively incentivizing the wrongdoing, the producers say.
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Yes, but: Stronger legislation could help the industry by incentivizing more innovation and easing the permitting processes.
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The DOE initiated a widespread culling effort, first incentivizing fishermen and eventually reaching out to area chefs.
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It seems like the system itself is not incentivizing a product that is good for the consumer.
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Or incentivizing passengers for sharing their travel data — helping companies to improve their experience in the future?
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Basis remains stable by incentivizing traders to buy and sell Basis in response to changes in demand.
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Back in the 6900s, we enacted the nation's first law incentivizing utilities that bought more renewable power.
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And the software itself is crucial to how business gets done, dis-incentivizing customers from bouncing off.
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We need to simplify the tax code while closing lobbyist-driven loopholes and incentivizing long-term investment.
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The incredible wealth disparities that we're seeing right now, and the incentives we're giving CEOs on how to make money – remember we talked earlier – by incentivizing people towards quarterly earnings and not incentivizing to creating value – not value just for shareholders, who might hold your stock for 2000 minutes.
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It's difficult, but I think the only way is incentivizing for the everyday person on the street, unfortunately.
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He also doesn't believe incentivizing primaries over caucuses and state conventions would change the playing field in 2020.
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If Facebook's Washington state ban is any guide, the first problem may be incentivizing platforms to pay attention.
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The policy was intended to give popular users a better experience, incentivizing them to stay on the platform.
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But he has called for expanding Pell grants and incentivizing states to invest more money in higher education.
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And when it's not silencing them, it might be incentivizing them to behave badly, or basely, he said.
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This tax exclusion also leads to higher healthcare costs by incentivizing coverage beyond traditional insurance for unexpected expenses.
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Growing research shows that incentivizing healthy drinks through retail practices is an effective way to promote behavior change.
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This would have the added benefit of incentivizing sponsors to make sure children appear for their court hearings.
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"What's unfair is a government program that encourages dependency rather than incentivizing independence via self sufficiency," Sessions said.
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Instead of opening up offshore waters to oil and gas development, he could be incentivizing offshore wind development.
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Booker's bill would go one step farther by incentivizing states to loosen their marijuana laws with federal funds.
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One of the smartest — and boldest — strategies to narrow the divide is incentivizing national service for young people.
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It'll keep a body in front of Golden State's shooters while incentivizing Griffin to stay focused and engaged.
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It's cheap to do, and the UN was until recently incentivizing its burning, which made incineration extra-cheap.
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Much of the new financing, paltry as it is, is supposed to come from incentivizing private sector investment.
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It's From's tightest and fastest game yet, incentivizing players to go on the offense and rewarding flawless parrying.
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Repealing a tax credit that has been a major factor in incentivizing these advances would indeed be foolish.
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The goal is to curtail the overreliance on buybacks while also incentivizing the productive investment of corporate capital.
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Percentage-based fee awards have the advantage of incentivizing efficiency and aligning the interests of lawyers and their clients.
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Employers could take the lead here, incentivizing younger employees to become more invested in the future of Social Security.
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Some environmental advocates believe financial carrots are as important as sticks for incentivizing a real pivot toward cleaner cars.
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"It's algorithmically and financially incentivizing the creation of this type of content at the expense of truth," Albright said.
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What do you get if you solve the Super Mega, or is there anything incentivizing people to finish it?
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Cities will increasingly look to these systems to attract employers, incentivizing transit agencies to improve bus and rail connections.
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Her longer videos even had more viewers, Church noted, incentivizing creators to make longer videos and plug more ads.
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To reboot investor trust, LinkedIn needs to overhaul its strategy and stop incentivizing the worst behavior on the site.
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"This has potential for a lot of overreaction, incentivizing removal of a lot of legal content," he told CNBC.
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The carbon tax would be invisible and could enable the government to continue incentivizing EVs through the tax code.
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It does not, however, address the environmental argument: that such companies are incentivizing large-scale agribusiness to continue overproducing.
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Concentrate on teaching creators how to find what works on the format and incentivizing them with cash and traffic.
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Incentivizing inequalityStates offer economic development incentives to businesses in order to encourage their investment and expansion in the state.
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Amending the SAFETY Act to cover state actor-initiated cyberattacks would be a key mechanism for incentivizing that investment.
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His plan was to use some of the same barley and rye in his baking, further incentivizing the farmer.
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Basically, citizens must cast a ballot or pay a fine if they don't, incentivizing many to get to the polls.
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Incentivizing employees to get involved in community work or working with local schools can be a way of counteracting criticism.
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Yet more AI… Yet it's AI-powered platforms that have been caught amplifying fakes and accelerating hates and incentivizing sociopathy.
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Incentivizing participation in the network ensures broad participation, which in turn ensures a more robust network and a safer ledger.
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That hasn't stopped companies from incentivizing employees to wear fitness tracks in exchange for savings on insurance or other benefits.
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Woods says that incentivizing milk pumping encourages women to keep breastfeeding, in addition to providing them with a steady income.
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Instead, he looks to other alternatives including limiting student loan interest rates and incentivizing employees to pay down student debt.
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She laid out a six-point plan for incentivizing companies to offer greater opportunities to women and people of color.
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He has been one of the most critical ministers of Greece's bailout program, incentivizing structural reforms and tough economic measures.
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One is aimed at encouraging savings for retirement and other purposes, while the other is aimed at incentivizing business investment.
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Congress should pass legislation prioritizing and incentivizing cyber education throughout the public school system, as well as throughout the workforce.
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It does this by incentivizing owners of computing power to "solve" a mathematical equation each time a bitcoin changes hands.
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Considering the high costs associated with employee turnover, incentivizing employees to quit may sound like a counter-intuitive business strategy.
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Instead of incentivizing personal financial responsibility for one's own care, this measure could actually increase public expenditures for health care.
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This expansion has included offering vacation packages and incentivizing hosts to provide concierge-like services and recommendations on local activities.
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Reports have suggested that the Chinese economy is slowing — perhaps incentivizing shoppers to take advantage of the day of deals.
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But that stream is now dissipating with China using subsidies incentivizing their own farmers to cut reliance on U.S. soybeans.
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Some might argue this would dissuade people from owning guns legally, simply incentivizing people to buy guns under the table.
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Clinton's speeches were what one would expect for audiences interested in global investment: talk about incentivizing growth and spurring entrepreneurship.
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We have to focus on the root cause of these problems, what's incentivizing people, what's rewarding people, and change those.
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And it will change the political bench for statewide and national office, incentivizing bipartisan legislation at every level of government.
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By incentivizing U.S. firms to move to low-tax jurisdictions, the tax code perversely reduces the demand of American workers.
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Topics of discussion include incentivizing medical innovation and the impact of new treatments on the American health ecosystem and patients.
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That will not enlarge economic surplus by incentivizing the private investment necessary for productivity and income growth necessary for redistribution.
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"We are talking about incentivizing those who help themselves," Carson said at a housing facility for drug users in Ohio.
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But by making Congress a richer prize, members will also be incentivizing more and better challengers to run against them.
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The federal government could encourage municipalities and states to reform their justice systems — through, for example, grants incentivizing less incarceration.
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One feature Sun mentioned that I haven't seen in the U.S. market yet is incentivizing users to do the rebalancing themselves.
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Toyota's investment also comes with integration with Getaround's platform on the technology and finance side, incentivizing Toyota car owners to participate.
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Travel + Leisure reports that a couple of major U.S. airlines are incentivizing customers to make donations by offering them free miles.
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It says a lot about advertising that many publishers are pitching its complete absence as a way of incentivizing paid subscriptions.
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In the 40-page document, the government set out its plans to improve cybersecurity, incentivizing change, and reforming computer hacking laws.
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There are also ethical concerns, namely legitimate dollars going to incentivizing the thieves to steal the credentials in the first place.
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Local governments have found creative strategies for incentivizing developers to come in or to turn lots into community parks or gardens.
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Uber suggests this will help on the driver side by incentivizing drivers to accept rides when they see long pickup ETAs.
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Reason being: internal research suggested that "borderline" content was being rewarded with increased engagement, incentivizing the exact wrong sort of behavior.
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With discounts, the cost may plummet from $90 per bed to as little as $20 per bed, incentivizing expansion, he said.
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But a new initiative is showing residents just how bad the problem is — and incentivizing them to do something about it.
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Other than incentivizing certain behaviors in some agents to encourage variety in the league, DeepMind isn't trying to dictate specific tactics.
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Other approaches to incentivizing enrollment, such as imposing penalties for those who fail to maintain continuous coverage, could also be considered.
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Her proposal calls to create an entirely new way to fund college by incentivizing students to become entrepreneurs in distressed communities.
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The federal government has attempted to solve this problem by incentivizing telecoms to build infrastructure in these more thinly populated regions.
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The small part of the massive stimulus bill included more than $30 billion to spend incentivizing doctors to adopt digital records.
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Smaller governments make particularly ripe targets, because they often have underfunded IT staffs and provide essential services, incentivizing them to pay.
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Instead of incentivizing private investment, as President-elect Donald Trump proposes, we must recommit to public funding of our water systems.
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House Democrats' campaign arm launched a program Wednesday aimed at incentivizing minority voters to register to vote in 12 battleground districts.
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Fifty-eight percent in the poll support lowering corporate rates and incentivizing companies to bring foreign profits back into the country.
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Critically, he can create structures that enable the financing of the Trump infrastructure plan, incentivizing businesses and luring foreign direct investment.
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Ms. Burke disagreed with public school advocates that the 529 expansions would hurt public schools by incentivizing families to leave them.
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However, this assumes that the FDA is optimally organized to balance incentivizing innovation with protecting us from unsafe drugs and devices.
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They represent dangerous and unnecessary choices to goose a nation's theoretical military supremacy, incentivizing other nations to follow suit, risks be damned.
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I just didn't think that you should be incentivizing domestic law enforcement with the thought of going home and having amazing sex.
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This disconnect shows in the way we design cultures for performance and results in a difficulty retaining and incentivizing our critical employees.
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She pointed her finger at middlemen, including pharmacy benefits managers, or PBMs, as benefiting and even incentivizing higher prices for prescription medicines.
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Blackburn said that a FEMA flood insurance program has distorted settlement patterns, incentivizing many to locate near bayous or in flood plains.
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And while the majority of those subsidies favor the oil and gas industry, 20 percent go toward incentivizing coal consumption and production.
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But the administration says the proposal's $200 billion of federal seed money will generate $1.5 trillion by incentivizing local and private investment.
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Senate Republicans have introduced a bill intended to combat school shootings by incentivizing schools to surveil students and monitor their online activities.
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We'll be phasing out factory farms, producing and eating less meat overall, and incentivizing locally, sustainably grown foods in schools and communities.
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"More and more companies are incentivizing their employees to choose the high-deductible plan by putting money into your HSA," she said.
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Increased competition from the likes of Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp is likely its biggest threat, so incentivizing users is a logical strategy.
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The Trump administration counters that work requirements are an important way to lift people out of poverty by incentivizing them to work.
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It's a fine line between explaining what happened to condemn something, to contextualize it, to talk about it, and incentivizing future behaviors.
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What's needed is a more agile Border Patrol, capable of incentivizing agents to relocate as needed and to stay on long-term.
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And David Leonhardt favors a middle path, one that forgoes harsh penalties for marijuana use without incentivizing more Americans to try it.
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"What this is doing is incentivizing hospitals to do the right thing," Bob Atlas, the CEO of the Maryland Hospital Association, said.
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Some economists argue that these laws can have unintended consequences, for example incentivizing people to hoard supplies by keeping prices artificially low.
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California, through its Low Carbon Fuel Standard CCS Protocol, which took effect earlier this year, is incentivizing direct air capture facilities globally.
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"It's due to the very high incarceration rates, which [could be] incentivizing the male pursuit of multiple partners and low paternal investment."
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And with volatile cryptocurrency valuations clearly incentivizing cryptojacking, this type of malware attack is going to remain a problem for the foreseeable future.
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Snapcart gathers shopper and purchase data by incentivizing consumers to upload their shopping receipts into its app in exchange for cash-back rewards.
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Incentivizing better security practices is an interesting take, and may very well be the first time a game maker has used the technique.
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GOING FORWARD, I HAVE LAID OUT AN AGGRESSIVE AGENDA FOR INCENTIVIZING MORE COMPETITORS, MORE SMALLER COMPANIES TO ENTER THE MARKETPLACE, TO DEPLOY INFRASTRUCTURE.
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Incentivizing people who are capable of work to do so improves lives while reducing the public's obligation to provide basic, safety-net support.
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ShFE aluminum touched 17,775 yuan a tonne in September, a near six-year high, incentivizing smelters to churn out and store more metal.
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Senate Republicans have proposed a plan to reduce school shootings in part by incentivizing schools to surveil students and monitor their online activities.
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"The government must act to end the era of throwaway fashion by incentivizing companies that offer sustainable designs and repair services," said Creagh.
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One addresses ensuring the military and federal government upload background check data, the other is aimed at incentivizing states to do the same.
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The federal government can support workforce development in the water utility sector by incentivizing similar local partnerships to train workers across the country.
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Unlike many bureaucratic moves and council creations, the goal of incentivizing companies to work with students to develop applicable skills has major promise.
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Facebook started incentivizing recruiters in 2015 to find engineering candidates who weren't already well represented at the company – women, black and Latino workers.
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That could mean finding popular students, college athletes or influencers with large followings in different neighborhoods and incentivizing them to promote your product.
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But questions should also be asked about the consequences of incentivizing commuters to use privatized mass transport providers instead of truly public transport.
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The legislation, known as the American Health Care Act, would create a tax credit system aimed at incentivizing individuals to purchase health insurance.
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When parents impose limits without their kids' input, they are setting them up to be resentful and incentivizing them to cheat the system.
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The government has spent huge amounts of money trying to control the meteoric population growth, incentivizing vasectomies and other forms of birth control.
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In that sense, perhaps the hacky presentation is strategic — a way of incentivizing viewers to click off Netflix and read the news instead.
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Club Factory does not charge local sellers any commission fee, incentivizing them to cut down the cost of their items and expand offerings.
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This practice has entrenched corruption and consolidated wealth among an elite class, while incentivizing political leaders to maintain power by stoking sectarian divisions.
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Activists have called on the ECB to use its vast purchase power to favor green assets, incentivizing firms to invest in clean technology.
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Activists have called on the ECB to use its vast purchase power to favor green assets, incentivizing firms to invest in clean technology.
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And these voters — who typically vote disproportionately Democratic — tend to be the ones Trump is incentivizing to turn out against him next year.
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Federal agencies have been sued under NEPA at least 4,85033 times, in part because of federal laws incentivizing lawsuits through generous attorneys' fee awards.
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At the same time, our government (CMS) is financially incentivizing hospitals and skilled nursing facilities (SNF) to reduce hospital readmissions and post-acute cost.
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The new feature gamifies the streaming experience for kids, incentivizing them to watch particular shows that Netflix has picked out, as reported by Variety.
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A major blunder would be pushing too hard with financial punishments, and incentivizing Moscow and Beijing to bypass the U.S. trade and monetary order.
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Typically, these government-backed incentives were efforts by legislators to improve society, such as incentivizing homeowners to use solar power to slow global warming.
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It is still based on the number of procedures performed, incentivizing hospitals to fund additional residencies in revenue-producing specialties instead of primary care.
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Finally, inclusive leaders realize that it all starts with individual ownership, leading by example and incentivizing and recognizing other inclusive leaders at their organizations.
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This means classic CMBS lenders face stiffer competition when making new loans and one way of incentivizing borrowers is to offer interest-only loans.
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But the London Stock Exchange and the Deutsche Börse are confident they can generate revenue synergies, too – from incentivizing higher volumes through their LCH.
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He said Congress should work on a "path forward that recognizes the need for compassion for children and families without incentivizing illegal border crossings."
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By incentivizing high quality care, the ACA has also paved the way to shift the goal from volume-based care to value-based care.
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Rebates have long been a controversial part of the US drug industry and are blamed for incentivizing many players to keep list prices high.
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Net metering policies only add to this by making the utilities pay the customers for their surplus energy, thereby incentivizing further rooftop solar installation.
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But the bill also carved out enormous exceptions to paid leave, essentially incentivizing sick workers to come in and infect their colleagues and customers.
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Castor noted various media reports and accused the company of incentivizing climate misinformation content while "giving free advertising" to those who promote harmful pollutants.
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The study shows that setting a fair corporate tax rate will boost employment and wages by incentivizing investors to push capital into our economy.
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We must work aggressively to tackle this challenge by better equipping and incentivizing our youth and our teachers to contribute to Puerto Rico's economy.
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This well-intentioned subsidy obfuscates the nature of religious charities by incentivizing them to draw a stark line between their faith and their works.
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Both plans would allow for immediate capital investment deductions and full interest expensing, incentivizing business expansion and the economic activity that comes with it.
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The final piece is incentivizing the helmet industry to build better helmets, and to that end the league established the $3 million helmet challenge.
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Without access to banks, companies are forced to sit on huge cash reserves, incentivizing crime and jeopardizing the safety of both patrons and employees.
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The Opportunity Zones can help stop the brain drain by incentivizing entrepreneurs to start — and scale — their companies in places that desperately need them.
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The executives have long been accused of wining and dining and incentivizing doctors with speaker fees, trips to strip clubs, and gun range excursions.
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And you can say, "oh, she's got a gun, you're incentivizing violence"; I could write an editor and have that pulled from a magazine.
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"We're experimenting and considering numerous possible changes, all with an eye toward ensuring we're incentivizing the right behaviors to drive healthy conversation," he reportedly said.
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In a global economy that urges farmers to plant cash crops above all else for survival, Laposse is incentivizing a return to this historical ecology.
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So naturally, there's going to be a function in the brain that makes this the highest, most attractive, most incentivizing feeling you can possibly have.
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A major revenue stream for credit cards typically comes from interchange collected when the card is used, thus incentivizing card companies to encourage more spending.
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"Right now we have a big 'like' button with a heart on it, and we're incentivizing people to want to drive that up," said Dorsey.
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His disclosures brought about a change in consciousness, reinstating privacy as a central value, and newly incentivizing the protection of information activists and dissidents abroad.
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He has vowed it will be "terrific" and said it will involve knocking down state insurance lines and incentivizing the establishment of health savings accounts.
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Other researchers have proposed incentivizing employers by creating a 40-year cap on the total years of work requiring payroll tax contributions to Social Security.
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Incentivizing capital investments in modern, efficient technology is one of the best things we can do to improve productivity and help our manufacturing sector thrive.
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Trump's proposal calls for $200 billion in federal funding that the administration argues would generate a $1.5 trillion investment by incentivizing local and private partnerships.
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This could include the government bolstering its reservoirs, buying and preserving wetlands, and incentivizing farmers to harvest their land, rather than sell it to developers.
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A major reset of the program is overdue and would protect the solvency of the program while incentivizing individuals to remain in the workforce longer.
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The White House hopeful's farm economy plan aims to jumpstart the agriculture sector by, in part, incentivizing the community to invest in sustainable farming practices.
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Occidental mostly uses naturally occurring carbon, but the company anticipates using more human-captured carbon with the passage of tax credits incentivizing carbon-capture technologies.
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That's because, through Amazon's stock compensation structure, employees' options vest all at once after a number of years instead of gradually, incentivizing talent to stay.
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" Seema Verma, head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said they would improve "health and well-being through incentivizing work and community engagement.
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"We are talking about incentivizing those who help themselves," he said, before again asking minutes later about how comfortable the facility was letting people get.
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And incentivizing your candidates to spend money to meet those thresholds doesn't move the ball down the field for the party or the eventual nominee.
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"Until that happens, the law is the law, and if you don't enforce the law, you end up incentivizing people to break it," he added.
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After scoring $14 million in venture capital funding from a range of top investors, Naked's invention was born from the idea of incentivizing weight loss.
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By incentivizing shoppers to bring their own bags, the new measure's backers say that it would reduce that number anywhere from 60 to 90 percent.
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The next president and Congress will have ample opportunities to boost the economy by incentivizing growth through policies that unleash the free markets and expand trade.
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According to White, Trump will have to balance not starting a trade war, while at the same time incentivizing companies to manufacture in the United States.
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"We are incentivizing those who are doing honest business," Ramesh Abhishek, an official in the industries department of Modi's government, told a news conference on Wednesday.
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Rapidly escalating rents are even melting a decades-long aversion to having government itself build public housing, rather than incentivizing developers through convoluted tax breaks. Sen.
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For the most part, that means incentivizing the major broadband providers to expand and upgrade their existing networks, which are often much slower than 1 gigabit.
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He launched Jet as the anti-single-unit marketplace, and its value proposition lies in incentivizing consumers to purchase multiple items at once by discounting prices.
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He said his campaign team was studying the possibility of modifying free trade accords which penalize refined copper exports from Chile, in effect incentivizing raw concentrate.
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Bug bounty programs give hackers an avenue to report vulnerabilities to tech companies in exchange for cash, incentivizing them to disclose problems instead of exploiting them.
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We should be incentivizing students to study STEM, providing incentives for employers to hire more STEM workers and importing them from overseas when we have shortages.
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The bottom line: Iran's incremental escalation is designed to heighten fears over the direction of the country's nuclear program, thus incentivizing premature diplomacy over productive diplomacy.
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Digit, a fintech service that helps people save, launched a year and a half ago with the hypothesis that the key to incentivizing savings was simplicity.
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The Bank's Climate Action Plan "identifies DPF operations as the main instrument for incentivizing countries to transition to low-carbon economies," BIC noted in a statement.
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Urban Engines started as a research project eight years ago in Bangalore, India, incentivizing employees of Infosys to commute during off-peak hours to reduce congestion.
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The Palestinian Authority (PA) provides monetary support to prisoners and the families of prisoners, which critics say is a way of incentivizing and rewarding terrorist attacks.
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With the launch of P2P, Amazon is incentivizing customers to use its service by offering up to Rs 120 cash back by sending money through UPI.
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee will take up bipartisan legislation next week aimed at incentivizing generic drug development, Chairman Greg Walden (R-Ore.) said Thursday.
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This helps them in promoting and incentivizing safe driving by using a number of measures, such as scorecarding, which rates drivers based on their driving data.
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At the end of the day, the RFS is government policy that is incentivizing farmers to grow corn for fuel instead of food for American's tables.
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I am working with my colleagues to continue coverage for those who benefited from the expansion, including by incentivizing purchase of private insurance with federal subsidies.
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For decades, when diesel was thought a cleaner fuel than gasoline, the French government taxed it at a lower rate, incentivizing drivers to buy diesel cars.
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This is why I asked Congress on Tuesday to change our laws so that the United States is not incentivizing families to take this dangerous path.
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But instead of grappling with the nuisance of diversion, the federal government decided to implement drug prohibition, further incentivizing and enormously strengthening criminal networks of subversion.
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The transportation sector is the leading contributor of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. This almost certainly means incentivizing the use and purchase of electric vehicles.
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Benjamin Hordell, partner at ad agency DXAgency, called it "the best social integration," saying that "incentivizing the tweet was a nice way to make it happen."
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Total vulnerability can have the effect of incentivizing an attack, and having reliable defenses can further complicate the calculations of an adversary and deter an attack.
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"Actually if that looked likely we'd end up with worse terms, and we'd be positively incentivizing the EU to give us worse terms," he told parliament.
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Between the lines: Trump's tweets and "Fox & Friends" appearances could be losing their shock value, incentivizing him to turn to the imprimatur of the White House.
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The list included incentivizing continuous coverage, tightening rules for special enrollment periods, basing financial help on age and income, offering reinsurance and allowing flexible plan design.
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Incentivizing consistent card usage in a new market could be a good first step to onboarding users, to whom N26 could eventually upsell more lucrative products.
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In 2014, a group of Stanford researchers studied 19,000 SNAP participants and compared whether banning sugary drinks or incentivizing fruits and vegetables would affect obesity rates.
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On a possibly more bipartisan front, the House Energy and Commerce Committee will consider legislation next week aimed at incentivizing generic drug development and increasing competition.
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That deal, she said, could include expanding background checks, incentivizing "red flag" laws and cracking down on straw purchasers, who buy a gun for someone else.
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Instead, the bill focuses on rehabilitating people once they're already in prison by incentivizing them, with the possibility of earlier release, to partake in rehabilitation programs.
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The goal should be to establish a long-term cease-fire, an integral part of which must be preventing the armament of Gaza and incentivizing its demilitarization.
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However, to continue to fuel progress in promising therapies, we need to ensure we are incentivizing the delivery of benefits to patients and society as a whole.
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That's trying to control you based off of incentivizing you and based off of you getting enough likes, and that's the poison that's happening with social media.
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Insurance covers some of that, but the Federal Flood Insurance Program is a mess — incentivizing the costly settlement of dangerous areas — and has resisted attempts at reform.
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Vungle's technology is designed to make video ads immersive rather than disruptive, incentivizing users to watch clips in return for currency that can be used in games.
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The CAP report is pressing policymakers to address the issue by incentivizing the removal of unnecessary dams, while modernizing the structures that are considered beneficial and necessary.
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European antitrust regulators are set to order Google's parent company Alphabet to stop incentivizing Android phone makers to preinstall Google search on their phones, according to Reuters.
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We have to reconsider how and whether we're actually incentivizing innovation or if we're just creating profit-generating machines that are no better than Valeant or Turing.
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The first is that they will need to use currency depreciation as the means to provide some support to the Chinese economy by incentivizing its export sector.
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These guaranteed minimums function as local lockup quotas, incentivizing the detention of immigrants in specific facilities, almost all of which are operated or serviced by private contractors.
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Instead of incentivizing police to go after the money and property of people they merely suspect of having drugs, they should be incentivized to pursue dangerous abusers.
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Restoring the ability of members of Congress to direct spending in their own districts is an important step toward incentivizing budget reform and making Congress less polarized.
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Consider this the belated love child of Jack Kemp's dwindling influence in the Republican Party, incentivizing investment in poverty-stricken neighborhoods through tax breaks on capital gains.
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There are six other high schools in the county, all with similar programs incentivizing kids to not become part of the statistical landscape that opioids have created.
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While Trump has yet to unveil his rebuilding proposal, the plan is expected to rely heavily on incentivizing the private sector to invest in the nation's infrastructure.
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My take is that the strength of the mandate is far less important than the generosity of the premium and cost sharing subsidies in incentivizing maximum enrollment.
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Republicans argue that it helps drugmakers reap financial benefits from research and development, thus incentivizing innovation, and spreads the burden of financing this innovation among other countries.
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In other legislative news, the upcoming week presents the first opportunity for the Senate to vote on legislation aimed at incentivizing federal agencies to modernize information technology.
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It would also signal a retreat and decline of U.S. leadership in this critical area, dis-incentivizing other governments to live up to their commitments as well.
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He says his program, although completely sans details, will rely heavily on private-sector capital and public-private partnerships (P3s) possibly incentivizing investment funds in various ways.
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Contrary to the philosophy of not negotiating with terrorists for fear of incentivizing future incidents, the FBI has actually recommended that victims pay ransoms in certain scenarios.
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Although Bungie likely knows these shortcuts are inevitably going to surface, it appears like the developer wants to avoid incentivizing players to find them in the first place.
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Rand Paul tweeted Tuesday that McConnell had told him the plan was to take up the 2015 repeal bill, incentivizing him to vote on the motion to proceed.
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As noted in our recent report, TPP had a powerful effect in incentivizing Asian countries to work with the United States in building a stronger rules-based order.
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I would argue Waze, the crowdsourced traffic app, has done a decent job of incentivizing drivers to report road conditions to the app, in exchange for virtual candy.
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Congress could also accelerate growth of clean energy markets through the passage of the Green Bank Act, incentivizing resiliency investments to help 5G infrastructure evolve as green networks.
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Maidsafe then pays out "Safecoins" (its own cryptocurrency with real market value) as you contribute more storage space into a "vault," further incentivizing users to join the network.
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This has led to a positive incentive structure, rewarding lower-risk customers for good behavior, and financially incentivizing average customers to improve their healthy habits or driving safety.
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Very aptly, the MPC has addressed the growth concerns through pushing transmission via tweaking the liquidity framework, providing long-term refinancing operations and incentivizing credit to select sectors.
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Management is reaching out to employees who were wrongly fired, while continuing to review sales practices across the bank, and changing compensation plans to avoid incentivizing bad behavior.
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It happened because Facebook's entire business model and algorithms were built on incentivizing sensational content and extracting as much data as possible from users to repackage to advertisers.
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Facebook's "I Voted" button increased turnout in the 2010 midterms by more than 300,000 people—and it's tough to imagine many more ways of incentivizing people to vote.
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In 28503, Mao inaugurated the Great Leap Forward, collectivizing agriculture, incentivizing communes to exaggerate grain production, and initiating schemes that included melting farming implements to produce pig iron.
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"If you really want to attack global climate change effectively, you should put a price on carbon, because what you're doing is you're incentivizing good behavior," she said.
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Pruitt takes on wind, solar tax credits: At Pruitt's second Kentucky stop of the day, he said he opposes the federal tax credits incentivizing wind and solar power.
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"If you really want to attack global climate change effectively, you should put a price on carbon, because what you're doing is you're incentivizing good behavior," she said.
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Two House lawmakers introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at easing the burden of paying for higher education and incentivizing colleges to help students obtain well-paying jobs upon graduation.
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As hotels become better at incentivizing guests to book directly and companies like Airbnb compete for vacation customers, online bookings have been under pressure to define their role.
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Second, the report further outlines strategies such as incentivizing farmers to shift food production away from large quantities of a few crops to diverse production of nutritious crops.
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"Some of the ways we intend to do this is ... incentivizing contractors to submit responsive proposals in 60 days or less and implementing electronic department-wide streamlining tools."
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It equalizes liability for doctors and drug makers under both right to try and an existing pathway to use experimental drugs, to avoid incentivizing one over the other.
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Crawford goes out of his way to feed youngsters like Deandre Ayton and Mikal Bridges, incentivizing them to cut hard, sprint the floor, and dive into the paint.
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Money is fungible, and U.S. funding used, for example, to meet debt commitments and humanitarian needs, frees up the PA to dedicate money to financing and incentivizing terror.
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This Electoral College 260 would improve the legitimacy of our process by encouraging more Americans to participate and by incentivizing candidates to campaign more broadly across the country.
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Fitch anticipates investments in cataloging unstructured data to improve search results and incentivizing the return of lapsed users following the 2014 password reset will drive longer-term demand.
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The U.S. owned drugstore chain, Boots, stands accused of sexism after its top pharmacist suggested lowering the price of the morning after pill could be "incentivizing inappropriate use".
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Harris notes the majority of criminal justice policy occurs at the state and local level, but that the president can effect change by incentivizing behavior through federal funding.
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A number of solutions have been proposed to combat Delhi's runaway pollution problem, ranging from incentivizing solar to asking people to just not go to work or school.
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That means that if you are incentivizing a company to come by destabilizing the educational system, you are not going to have people who stay for very long.
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Once again, this would lead to an older and sicker population holding on to insurance, driving up overall costs and incentivizing insurers to pull out of more marketplaces.
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And to limit the increase when it comes in the next few weeks, gas prices have to remain low to continue incentivizing high power burn during the shoulder season.
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When it comes to hiring junior associates, incentivizing people to feel part of the team from a compensation perspective is important — giving carry to juniors is a good idea.
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Trump has vowed to crack down on drugs, but it's Sessions who reinstated long mandatory minimum sentences for drug crimes, while incentivizing local cops to seize property from suspects.
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"We need a comprehensive tax code that creates new businesses while incentivizing investors," explained Brian Cohen, vice chairman of the New York Angels and the first investor in Pinterest.
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The company hopes that by incentivizing creators to use these new Twitch-style features, it can keep them around for longer and build more reliable revenue streams for YouTubers.
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And proponents of ending the deduction say that incentivizing the real estate industry to rely more on equity and less on debt could be beneficial in the long run.
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The same fate befell Intel's Mobile Internet Device (MID) initiative, which saw the chipmaker pushing and incentivizing its hardware partners to build mini internet tablets like the Nokia N810.
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"The federal government had a role in incentivizing sprawl and car-oriented transportation, and now we need to look at how we can change those incentive structures," Carlock said.
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Subsidies should be delivered through alternative mechanisms, like wage subsidies or tax benefits, which would allow them to be better targeted and more effective at incentivizing changes in behavior.
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"Right now we have a big Like button with a heart on it and we're incentivizing people to want [the number of likes] to go up," Dorsey reportedly said.
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"The CFPB supposedly exists to protect you," House Speaker Paul Ryan tweeted after the agency levied a $100 million fine against Wells Fargo for incentivizing widespread fraud against borrowers.
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They should pass college affordability initiatives, along with measures that tap into the realities of the modern economy, such as technology, career mobility, starting families later, and incentivizing entrepreneurship.
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By incentivizing investments in workforce training and development, the Investing in American Workers Act will help our economy by preparing businesses and workers for the economy of the future.
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It says farmers are paid 20 to 25 percent more than they are by other flower retailers, incentivizing them to supply The Bouqs Company with their very best stems.
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To compensate for their inability to offer higher rates, major banks have been incentivizing deposits with perks, like one-time bonuses of hundreds of dollars for new account holders.
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Ever since then, Trump has consistently made clear that he sees his diplomacy with North Korea as a victory, again de-incentivizing any movement on the North Korean's side.
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By simultaneously pressuring and incentivizing Iran, the United States can more effectively secure its interests and those of its allies and partners in Syria and the broader Middle East.
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In fact, a reduction in coal use in electricity means there is even more coal available, putting downward pressure on prices and incentivizing increased use by households and industry.
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That futures price spike, according to AZ China's Paul Adkins, opened up a gap with physical prices in the domestic market, incentivizing the movement of stocks to exchange warehouses.
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But it's the same smartphone war that's pushing innovation that is also driving up price tags and incentivizing companies to adopt technologies that aren't quite ready for prime time.
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Sweeney's displeasure stems from the fact that Microsoft has launched new Windows features exclusively in UWP, incentivizing developers to get on board if they want access to those features.
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Uber and Lyft could reduce these emissions with a more concerted effort to electrify its fleet of vehicles or by incentivizing customers to take pooled rides, the group recommends.
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Beyond simply enabling P3s as a means of building, operating, and maintaining infrastructure, the federal government could take the next step of incentivizing these creative approaches to asset modernization.
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Left with no recourse, these victims increasingly opt to pay the criminals' ransom, which only emboldens cyber criminals to increase their ransom demands while incentivizing and funding new attacks.
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Mr. Johnson can now take advantage of his big majority to overhaul British capitalism, incentivizing long-term Conservative voters while permanently annexing chunks of the Labour Party's historic base.
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President Donald Trump had previously backed raising the age on buying some guns as well as showing support for incentivizing states to report information the national background check system.
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No farmer will plant a crop without a market, which is why we ought to think about tackling food waste in a meaningful, systemic way, incentivizing change through cuisine.
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Yet most states still assume investment rates of return in the range of seven to eight percent, incentivizing greater risk taking, which brings with it greater risk of underperformance.
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All along, Voinovich insisted that incentivizing progress meant not only naming and shaming the enablers and perpetrators, but also recognizing and rewarding those who were doing the right thing.
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Low fuel prices are also incentivizing consumers to buy more gas-chugging SUVs and trucks — these light-duty vehicles made up 63 percent of US vehicle sales last year.
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According to the suit, Netflix allegedly knew about the agreements in place before pursuing the hires of both employees, with the specific intent of incentivizing them to break their contracts.
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That argument holds that appearing on Fox News legitimizes the network in the eyes of advertisers, and thereby keeps the network in business without incentivizing them to be more fair.
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COTI, which appropriately stands for Currency of the Internet, is aimed at incentivizing honest conduct between sellers and buyers by creating a 'unique behavior scoring' feature on the Bitcoin sidechain.
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"LPG prices will likely be weak relative to naphtha in the coming months, incentivizing petrochemical demand," said He Yanyu who leads Asia natural gas liquids market research at IHS Markit.
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Netflix streaming on an AT&T wireless device often results in either additional charges or a throttling of the connection, not-so-subtly incentivizing you to use AT&T's service.
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Until he's out of office, local and international communities will continue to be creative in their crusade to save the Amazon, incentivizing protecting the forest and its people over profit.
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Though no state has a robust satellite operations program, several states do have space authorities that are mainly tasked with incentivizing and promoting commercial space activity within their respective states.
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Because there will be so many more designs to choose from, the company is looking to artists to help promote their own designs and it's incentivizing them to do so.
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"Multi-tiered rates would address concerns about bank profitability by protecting banks that are cash-rich and incentivizing," noted Eric Robertson, head of global macro strategy at Standard Chartered Bank.
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Here's how it works: The Pixie app connects people to independent businesses through a curated marketplace, incentivizing them to pay through the app and get rewarded for being loyal customers.
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"Despite rhetoric about a supposed war on coal, federal and state governments spent on average more than $4 billion annually incentivizing coal production in 2015 and 2016," that report reads.
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In addition to legislation making the 2017 individual tax cuts permanent, the package is expected to include components aimed at incentivizing taxpayers to save money and helping start-ups grow.
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Proponents of measures like the RAISE Act say that reducing the low-skilled immigrant workforce would raise wages for American workers, incentivizing them to take on more low-skill jobs.
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"We have likes and we have a concept of friends or follows but the difference is we're building those with the intention of not incentivizing virality or 'influencership'," he says.
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Cowen analyst Chris Krueger sets the scene for this week's GOP policy retreat: He sees Obamacare repeal being rolled into tax reform, incentivizing lawmakers to vote in favor of it.
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But, plenty of brands are incentivizing us to extend the life of our products by offering to recycle them for us and giving us discounts for our next shopping trip.
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Conservation easements, a tool aimed at incentivizing private land conservation, provide a tax break for landowners when they donate land with certain environmental or historical features to a qualified trust.
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It skews its benefits toward higher-income earners while incentivizing people to work, when the aim of federal support should be to help those who need to stay at home.
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The Washington Post&aposs Hannah Sampson highlighted hotels incentivizing guests to forego daily housekeeping, offering loyalty points or discounts to people who don&apost have their rooms cleaned every day.
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The head of Sweden's Riksbank on Tuesday told CNBC that libra has been an "incredibly important catalytic event," incentivizing central banks to reform in order to reflect the digital age.
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Under the Buttigieg administration, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission would be tasked with creating regulatory frameworks to modernize the grid by incentivizing distributed generation and storage and smart grid management.
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Moreover, rather than incentivizing data brokers to take better care of who they sell to, they would be incentivized to make it harder to trace data sales back to them.
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Analysis shows the United States is a strong performer in terms of rule of law, taxation policies for incentivizing investment, and the ability to provide construction permits predictably and efficiently.
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U.S. investment in the Global Fund leverages resources — requiring a two-thirds match from other donors, and incentivizing countries receiving grants to increase ownership of their disease programs over time.
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The long road to electro-bliss is paved with incentivizing nudges from local governments, international coordination with carmakers; hard-hitting, quota-filled national programs, and a heaping spoonful of consumer education.
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I wonder if anybody ever told Google that it was a problem and it should try to do a better job incentivizing developers to make apps that work better on tablets.
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On the one hand, you've got Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey lamenting the "like" button's existence, and threatening to just kill the thing off entirely for incentivizing the wrong kind of behavior.
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His case illustrates that we need to do more to bring HIV and cancer research together -- incentivizing scientists to work across diseases and ensuring that research funding allows for these synergies.
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Coinciding with the rule change, China recently reduced its import tariffs amid the trade war and rolled out new fuel economy standards and an EV sales mandate, further incentivizing global automakers.
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After all, this has been an election based on political identity, and when Americans can't even agree on whether climate change is real, what's incentivizing our candidates to fight for it?
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Since the OPEC cuts, medium-heavy crude supplies from the Middle East to Asia have tightened, incentivizing traders to move similar oil from Europe and the Americas to meet Asia's demand.
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All of this is clearly about incentivizing use, and that's something basically anyone operating in the mobile payments space is going to need to do in order to spur faster adoption.
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A carbon tax actually grows the economy because it does not increase the overall tax burden on individuals and spurs innovation by incentivizing businesses and individuals to reduce their carbon footprint.
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Volta wants to hasten the shift from gas to electric vehicles in the U.S., a country that has lagged behind China, Germany, France and others mandating or incentivizing this transition aggressively.
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Likely to be at the very epicenter of Trump's vision of incentivizing American manufacturing jobs are the LCD screens that have sprouted on virtually every dashboard in the past decade-plus.
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The goal is to improve animal welfare by using the revenue to help farmers upgrade their facilities, and to fight climate change and boost Germans' health by incentivizing less meat consumption.
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On Thursday, Facebook announced it would now let users include Instagram followers on their Secret Crush lists, incentivizing a younger audience to opt in who has largely moved away from Facebook.
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The U.S. has responded with sanctions and the threat of more sanctions to come in the hopes of promoting stability by incentivizing Venezuela's leadership to respect democratic values and regional security.
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Large drug companies remain the only realistic vehicles for manufacturing vaccines at scale and the problem of incentivizing them to work on non-profitable diseases in poor countries stretches beyond Ebola.
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The project will also enable smallholder farmer cooperatives to sell their grain collectively, and build strong links with grain traders, incentivizing them to grow a larger amount of better-quality crops.
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"If they continue to be less than co-operative, we should look at things like tax as a way of incentivizing them or compensating for their inaction," he told the newspaper.
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Littering tickets began to decrease, in part, when the transit authority began charging $1 for new cards in March 2013, incentivizing riders to refill their old cards instead, the police said.
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Inexpensive LNG is also complementing efforts to reduce emissions in Europe, where lower prices – coupled with rising carbon taxes – are shifting the economics of electricity generation and incentivizing natural gas consumption.
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The capital gains tax rate is significantly lower than the income tax rate for a very good reason: the government believes that incentivizing real investment and real risk-taking spurs growth.
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The profit motive from hate news and fake news might be reduced by moving digital advertising toward attention metrics to measure and monetize reader engagement and loyalty, incentivizing quality over clickbait.
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"Going forward, we're investing and making a concerted effort, as we try new features and as we change different mechanics, to [determine] what we're incentivizing and what we're disincentivizing," said Xie.
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This will result in potentially millions going underground seeking sanctuary, children not attending school, skilled workers unable to legally enter the U.S. and incentivizing businesses to leave or set up offshore.
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Bloomberg's plan also calls for building metro-area public transit and intercity rail and bus systems and incentivizing local governments to prioritize "zero-emission" transit systems such as biking and walking.
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And by incentivizing savings and investment, our blueprint will promote job creation and economic growth while ensuring Americans spend far less of their time and take-home pay on appeasing the IRS.
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Apartment Investment & Management Company (Aimco), which owns or manages about 50,000 properties, is suing Airbnb, saying that the company is deliberately incentivizing people to breach their leases, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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This endangers every American overseas by incentivizing kidnappers and encouraging hostage-takers, and since Iran's release of five US hostages in January, multiple American citizens have been thrown into Iranian jail cells.
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Chipotle rolled out nationally a points based loyalty program in March, further incentivizing customers to buy more burritos and tacos and also allowing the company to promote tailored deals and menu items.
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The practice has been assailed for incentivizing wanton looting of low-level, nonviolent criminals — particularly drug offenders — or people who were innocent, while allowing officials to sidestep state limits on seizing property.
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Instead of penalizing these middle-class entrepreneurs, we should be incentivizing health care and offer individuals a tax deduction for enrolling in coverage — helping to drive down costs for all insured individuals.
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The good news is that incentivizing farmers to adopt nutrient-conserving cropland practices can simultaneously reduce risks to clean water, fisheries, local economies and human health, while often lifting farmers' net profits.
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In the new tax law, Republican lawmakers authored a last-minute provision that gave farming co-ops "pass-through" treatment, incentivizing farmers to buy from co-ops rather than larger agricultural companies.
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Incentivizing companies to expand their charitable activities by allowing direct investment and oversight in community centers, shelters and social programs will also improve the environment in the communities where these companies operate.
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In the US, a division of the Department of Human & Health Services known as the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority often plays the role of incentivizing medical countermeasures against an outbreak.
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Plus, everyone's apparently a little dubious of the fact that Trump reportedly wants to try new and untested ways of incentivizing private funding for infrastructure rather than using older, mostly reliable mechanisms.
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Disney heir Abigail Disney testified Wednesday before the California State Senate in support of a bill that would raise the state's corporate income tax rates while incentivizing firms to curb CEO pay.
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Through razing Uyghur mosques, destroying traditional Uyghur architecture, discouraging the use of Uyghur language, and incentivizing intermarriage, there is a deep concern that many parts of Uyghur life have been lost forever.
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When the cost of bringing a federal lawsuit significantly outstrips the value of their claims, this hinders copyright law from fulfilling its central function of incentivizing the creation of new expressive works.
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The government should not be in the business of incentivizing forfeiture of property from innocent Americans, but by expanding federal asset forfeiture programs, that's exactly what the Department of Justice is doing.
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The only one I've maintained, for years now, is a weight loss/maintenance scheme in which I weigh myself (for prizes!) on December 303, incentivizing vigilance over indulgence as the year progresses.
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The idea behind the New Markets Tax Credit, originally authorized in 2628, is to encourage job growth and business opportunities in both rural and urban low-income communities by incentivizing private investors.
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Work requirements help to ensure only those who truly need assistance are enrolled in Medicaid by incentivizing people to move off Medicaid rolls and join the workforce or seek higher-paying employment.
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"However you feel about automation, we are incentivizing it [currently] by choosing to tax labor over capital," Abbott, one of the authors and a professor at the University of Surrey, told me.
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Here's a fun internet hot take: Screw work requirements; the federal government should just give lots of cash to poor people, untethered from broader social goals like incentivizing work or child rearing.
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Still, he said Congress may end up addressing rebates, which have long been a controversial part of the US drug industry and are blamed for incentivizing many players to keep list prices high.
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Similarly, Uber was incentivizing drivers to take on more rides by showing them their next fare opportunity while still at a current ride, and sending reminders as to drivers' pre-set income goals.
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Kickstarter understands that a time limit is important for incentivizing pledges, so it lets creators pick a window, say 30 days, in which early supporters can become founding members who receive special rewards.
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If we want politicians to practice the art of politics again, then let's create an election system that encourages it by incentivizing candidates to court all available voters, not just their own partisans.
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Facebook is making a casting call for online gamers and incentivizing them to join via programs like in-game tipping, as the tech giant looks to compete with Amazon's Twitch and Google's YouTube.
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Incentivizing more active private sector participation in disasters Although government has the mandate and many of the resources for disaster response, much of our national capacity and expertise lies in the private sector.
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Jakubowski, working with fellow security researcher Johnny Xmas, said Twitch no longer accepting email addresses to log in and incentivizing users to set up two-factor authentication would all but eliminate the problem.
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For example, the insurance industry has historically been at the forefront of incentivizing society to adopt better and safer ways of living, from quitting smoking to wearing seat belts to installing smoke detectors.
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The charity's main mission is to improve children's literacy in the Houston area, and they do this by incentivizing students with the opportunity to earn a bicycle for achieving their established reading goals.
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Efforts in Nepal have included building corridors to connect patches of protected habitat, identifying prey species and working to improve their population as well, and incentivizing community surveillance and reporting of poaching activities.
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Lobbyists say another likely proposal, which has been floated by the administration, is reforming how Medicare Part B pays for drugs, a system that is currently criticized as incentivizing prescribing of pricier drugs.
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Others are nervous that Google is getting more powerThe flip side of Google providing more data is that it strengthens Google's walled garden by incentivizing advertisers to use its tech stack, Ford said.
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While the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children is a reward for many, providing sufficient pay and incentivizing the pursuit of advanced training are other options worthy of pursuit.
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Metro Exodus, on the other hand, subtly encourages the player to break the old world's cycle of violence by incentivizing them to avoid combat encounters and take a peaceful route through its world.
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It said "several" of these options are "focused on when ordering from restaurants nearby" in what looks like an attempt to streamline demand for restaurants and delivery workers by incentivizing local food orders.
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On the legislative side, Harris ensured the passage of the Transformation to Competitive Employment Act, which creates a state grant program incentivizing ways for businesses to hire and integrate more employees with disabilities.
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Inslee's latest plan -- titled "Growing Rural Prosperity" -- ties revitalizing rural America and ending President Donald Trump's trade wars together with incentivizing farmers to take steps that help remove carbon emissions from the atmosphere.
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When I first started this work, the reporters I spoke to—and certainly their editors—were resistant to the idea that their reporting played any role whatsoever in amplifying and incentivizing harm online.
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All states, acting in groups or individually, would do well to consider the reforms that could help unify the country by incentivizing presidential candidates to pay attention to the citizens of all states.
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The Reverse Mass Incarceration Act of 2017 is a simple and straightforward approach to federal lawmaking, incentivizing good behavior — helping states to do the right thing to curb incarceration and keep communities safe.
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"So far, Arkansas Works doesn't seem to be incentivizing work at all," Joan Alker and Maggie Clark, at the Center for Children and Families at Georgetown University, wrote in a recent blog post.
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Policy solutions that address the implications outlined here should be focused on building community capacity, incentivizing regional planning and, even more important, investing in the implementation of strategies and visions with regional objectives.
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Finally, subsidies and other types of political agricultural planning harm the country by incentivizing farmers to plant crops that are subsidized, mandated, or both, rather than crops that make sense for their land.
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My legislation seeks to address our country's skilled labor shortage head on by incentivizing businesses to work with high schools, community colleges and universities to develop apprenticeship programs that produce tomorrow's skilled workforce.
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What's next: Urban Institute researchers recommend that the local governments make targeted investments that preserve existing affordable housing units, while also incentivizing developers to build more in the low- and middle-cost ranges.
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"The current system of terminal dues distorts the flow of small packages around the world by incentivizing the shipping of goods from foreign countries that benefit from artificially low reimbursement rates," the memo said.
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Now, Amazon is incentivizing its own employees to quit their job and start their own Amazon delivery business through the program by offering them $10,53 and the equivalent of three months' salary to participate.
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That's one kind of incentive, and it's not incentivizing taking a lot of time to write a nuanced not-outrage-provoking take on ... I would say they were the least of all of them.
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The carmaker has taken steps to address the slide in sales in China by changing its strategy to focus on profits of dealers instead of sales and incentivizing retail sales over wholesale, Balaji said.
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Given Trump's clear impulsivity and belligerent tendencies, the last thing Democrats ought to be doing is incentivizing him to take a needlessly hostile stance toward Putin -- or any other world leader, for that matter.
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Allowing companies to follow Japan's rules provided a "backdoor way of undoing or weakening our regulations and thereby incentivizing our companies to send their risky business to their affiliates located in Japan," she said.
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Startups will get all the usual accelerator benefits, including access to Microsoft's technology and expertise, but in addition, Microsoft is training and incentivizing its own sellers to sell these startups' tools to its customers.
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Central banks around the world have been lowering rates this year, "incentivizing investors to seek out risky assets," said Brian D. Singer, head of the dynamic allocation strategies at the asset manager William Blair.
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The particular policies under consideration — including incentivizing nonviolent criminals to earn good behavior credits and placing inmates at facilities closer to their hometown support networks — are not the only ones with evidence of traction.
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ON TAP THURSDAY I: The House Energy and Commerce Committee's energy and power subcommittee will finish its meeting to vote on bills related to the EPA's ozone standard and incentivizing advanced nuclear energy technologies.
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Congress adopted Accountable Care Organizations (ACO) into the Medicare program as part of an effort to optimize health care delivery by incentivizing Medicare providers to furnish more integrated, better quality, and cost-effective care.
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If Tesla can increase capacity while keeping costs at or near level, that would be a terrific accomplishment and a big incentivizing factor to help expand sales to a broader group of potential customers.
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The daily record high followed a jump in Shanghai aluminum prices SAFcv1 to as much as 14,380 yuan ($4.33,091.18) a tonne in May, turning margins positive again for some smelters and incentivizing ramp-ups.
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Though, blockchain experiments aside, Unilever seems rather less publicly clear on exactly what it thinks tech giants should do to vanquish the toxic content their business models have (inadvertently or otherwise) been financially incentivizing.
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In America, those who choose to cheat get their drugs independently, ensuring the larger system that often looks the other way while always incentivizing bottom-line performance—by any means necessary—is never indicted.
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In response, the city is incentivizing developers to build below-market-rate housing with property-tax exemptions, while also adding regulations that require them to incorporate more affordable housing into their higher-end projects.
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To compound this issue, clients are frequently willing to pay premiums for crisis work, further incentivizing firms to ignore the urgency that the issue presents to the client in exchange for a lucrative contract.
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The Cadillac Tax, a 40 percent levy on generous health-insurance plans, was intended to help drive down health care spending by incentivizing employers to lower costs to avoid getting hit by the tax.
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As low-skill jobs are increasingly automatized, we'll need a new commitment to lifelong learning, from apprenticeships to subsidies for worker retraining, while incentivizing more investment in research and development to keep America innovating.
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He proposes paying physicians by salary instead of by a fee-for-service basis, doing more to shield providers from malpractice lawsuits, and incentivizing doctors to work in rural areas by forgiving student loans.
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That is why I introduced the BUILD Act, which was passed into law in 85033, and created the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), incentivizing private industry investment in developing nations around the globe.
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North Charleston, South Carolina (CNN)President Donald Trump credited his young presidency Friday with creating a business climate that is incentivizing American companies to keep their businesses in the US and invest in American manufacturing.
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Incentivizing companies to adopt these best practices is a challenge, but even when every new IoT device contains baseline security protections, the millions of substandard IoT products already in existence will still be a problem.
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Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri told BuzzFeed News that the test wasn't about incentivizing specific behavior but "about creating a less pressurized environment where people feel comfortable expressing themselves" and focus less on like counts.
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The Advantage payment model reimburses plans a preset amount per patient; that may be incentivizing plans "to deny preauthorization of services for beneficiaries, and payments to providers, in order to increase profits," the report concluded.
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Although it can be beneficial to collaborate with a patient on a slow and careful taper, unilaterally reducing a patient's dose can cause harm by forcing withdrawal or by incentivizing a switch to illicit drugs.
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So one of the ideas that's in the white paper is encouraging and incentivizing or regulating in a way that data is anonymized, but giving the independent researchers the ability to look at dark patterns.
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"The Council's legislation strikes the right balance, reducing reliance on single-use bags and incentivizing the use of reusable bags, while safeguarding consumers with some logical exemptions to protect vulnerable New Yorkers," the mayor said.
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Rather than incentivizing cost-consciousness throughout the healthcare system, the proposed law largely retains the current indefinite tax preference given to employer-sponsored insurance — arguably the most important and distortionary subsidy in our healthcare system.
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For a limited time, Google is incentivizing early customers who will get six months of Google Play Music alongside offers for local streaming services Saavn and Gaana when they buy the Home or Home Mini.
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That practice, known as "zero rating," has become a popular way to win over customers, but it may run afoul of net neutrality principles by way of incentivizing people to use some services over others.
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If successful in that quest, the government would be incentivizing the private sector to lend and capture profits arising from new information, particularly given modern technologies and platforms designed to capitalize on the data boom.
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Reducing the cost of medical care requires creating conditions long proven to bring down prices while improving quality: increasing the supply of medical care, stimulating competition among providers and incentivizing empowered consumers to consider price.
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The CEO of Alcoa has eloquently argued that not only do tariffs hurt profitability, they distort the market and make it less efficient "by incentivizing the restart of aged, inefficient capacity" in the United States.
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It is rare that economic interests and environmental concerns align, but many years ago, lawmakers in Washington found a way to do just that by incentivizing charitable donations of conservation easements through the tax code.
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Solutions sought to bring down the cost of care should be rooted in reducing regulation while incentivizing competition and choice in the market, not governing boards of unelected bureaucrats who are accountable to no one.
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Democrats want a large pot of direct public funding for projects, but the bulk of the funding in Trump's infrastructure bill will go towards incentivizing private sector investment, with an expected 5-to-1 ratio.
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We also need more effective early detection and warning mechanisms for identifying and reporting threats to minorities and other communities and incentivizing the international community to act upon them in a timely and responsive manner.
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The Cadillac tax, in addition to providing about $85033 billion in funding over 10 years, had been intended to help lower health care spending by incentivizing employers to lower costs to avoid hitting the tax.
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The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, a major insurance trade group, warned senators about the consequences of repealing the mandate that most people have health coverage without otherwise incentivizing people to get and maintain coverage.
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Nelson slammed Scott for failing to attend, for incentivizing gun manufacturers to come to Florida and for not adequately responding to the 2016 shooting at a club in Orlando, Florida that left 49 people dead.
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We could also use tax reform to reverse the troubling trends of economic decline in rural communities by encouraging and incentivizing public-private partnerships that make strategic investments in the areas of the most need.
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"We have provisions that are incentivizing parents to keep students in private schools or send them to private schools," said Sasha Pudelski, assistant director for policy and advocacy at the American Association of School Administrators.
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That's why companies like his are looking to gamify your health experience, incentivizing you to make better health decisions through earned app tokens that you trade in for discounts on insurance premiums or a gym membership.
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WE HAD EXPRESS SCRIPTS THE LARGEST PHARMACY BENEFITS MANAGER ON EARLIER AND WE ASKED THEM, DO THEY PLAY A ROLE IN INCREASING OR INCENTIVIZING RAISING LISTPRICES AND THEY SAID NO. HOW DO YOU RESPOND TO THAT?
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The proposal broadly focused on pushing for consistency in spectrum policy and management; reducing regulatory fragmentation; ensuring a level playing field for market players and protections for consumers; and incentivizing investment in high-speed broadband networks.
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There was an incentive system built around cross-selling ... That was incentivizing the wrong kind of behavior," Warren Buffett at Berkshire's 22017nd annual meeting"The main problem was they didn't act when they learned about it.
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"At present, the tax could very likely lead to some bizarre outcomes, including increasing costs being passed onto consumers, dis-incentivizing investment in R&D and reducing competition," techUK's associate director for policy Giles Derrington said.
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Two trillion Qs will be issued — 80 percent of which will go toward incentivizing people to sign up for the network; 10 percent to the Q payment company; and 10 percent to the Q monetary reserves.
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And the cards they sold were graded by an appraisal firm that charges customers based on the grades they give their cards rather than a flat-fee, thus incentivizing them to give higher, possibly inaccurate grades.
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President Obama doesn't spend a lot of time talking about electronic medical records, but when he says his administration "put a big slug of money" into incentivizing health providers to adopt electronic records, he's not kidding.
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Congress should formally engage a panel inclusive of government and private sector representatives to develop legislative recommendations for removing barriers and incentivizing the private sector to participate more fully in building community resilience and national preparedness.
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Republican House members are proposing a sweeping higher education reform bill next week, which in part aims to fix this problem by capping federal student loans and incentivizing universities to ensure their students succeed post-graduation.
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By taking a page from President Trump's tax credit playbook, we can not only spur deployment by incentivizing demand, but also ensure that lower-income households will be able to afford broadband once it is deployed.
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Price's second big job is to help design and implement a system that delivers quality health care in an affordable way, while at the same time incentivizing physicians and hospitals to work within such a system.
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In 2013, Debby Herbenick—also of the Kinsey Institute—decided to gather self-reported penis measurement data by incentivizing respondents to be more accurate with by offering to match them up with a better fitting condom.
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Like 3D gaming catalyzed the million-plus purchases of PlayStation — and later Xbox and other 3D-optimized consoles — VR can play a significant role in incentivizing consumers to upgrade their mobile devices and/or operating systems.
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"The threat of liability can transform ISPs and websites into gatekeepers and enforcement agents, incentivizing them to block user generated content, even if legal — making the web less free, innovative, and collaborative," the Internet Alliance argues.
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"If they continue to be less than co-operative, we should look at things like tax as a way of incentivizing them or compensating for their inaction," Wallace told the Sunday Times newspaper in an interview.
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Before I left for Chechnya in 2000 for The Times of London, I was told by British government officials that if I were taken, they would not negotiate for me for fear of incentivizing further kidnapping.
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The WTO panel upheld India's claim that California, Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana and Washington had broken the rules by incentivizing the use of local content, thereby discriminating against Indian and other imported solar suppliers.
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Mobike has designed a point system to punish misdeeds like leaving a bike in the middle of a road, and Ms. Hu said she expected problems to disappear as companies became better at incentivizing virtuous behavior.
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This will include a thorough review of crew movement, our policies for incentivizing volunteers in these situations, how we handle oversold situations and an examination of how we partner with airport authorities and local law enforcement.
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The city must develop a "push-pull strategy" to discourage private vehicles while incentivizing public transport use, said Shobhakar Dhakal, head of the energy, environment and climate change department at the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT).
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"If they continue to be less than co-operative, we should look at things like tax as a way of incentivizing them or compensating for their inaction," Wallace told the Sunday Times newspaper in an interview.
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The Regional Arts Organizations all have their own membership agreements, but they often require that their members maintain a qualified partnership agreement with the NEA, further incentivizing states to remain in good standing with the Endowment.
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United's CEO Oscar Munoz wrote in an email that United is undergoing a review process of its policies for incentivizing volunteers after a passenger was removed forcibly from a flight from Chicago to Louisville earlier this week.
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Behind Wiener's targeting of zero-rating schemes is an effort to prevent AT&T, Comcast, and the like from gaming online marketplaces by incentivizing solely the use of apps and services from which those companies directly profit.
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The same company that urges us to monitor our phone screen time, make healthier choices, and live better lives is now getting into the icky business of debt, incentivizing spending by giving users cashback on their purchases.
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Experts have argued that departments incentivizing police to have high numbers of arrests — or to hand out more tickets in order to boost revenue for local governments — also increase the likelihood of people of color being stopped.
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To that end, Beauchamp and her staff are zeroing in on creating a more engaging online shopping experience for customers and incentivizing them to buy online with the occasional discount or freebie earned via membership reward points.
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Given the competitive, talent-driven industry that we operate in, we are focused on incentivizing, rewarding, retaining, and motivating superior employees through performance-driven compensation in a manner aligned with sound risk management and our corporate values.
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"The medical profession has a responsibility to make sure there are adequate professionals willing to provide various services under its monopoly – this doesn't necessarily mean forcing objectors out, but rather incentivizing willing professionals," Lynch said by email.
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Parents or grandparents who already have their own retirements squared away are incentivizing young people to save by starting the accounts as soon as the kids have earned income from a job - even babysitting or lawn mowing.
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Instead of paying a monthly lease fee, along with all the other variable costs associated with operating a physical store, companies like Koio pay Leap on a percent of sales basis, effectively minimizing risk and incentivizing performance.
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The on-demand workouts are available through a $14.99 monthly subscription and the company is creating a token-based payment system for live classes — ideally incentivizing the trainers with a better cut in the token-based economy.
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Though patient care has shifted its emphasis to wellness and prevention, the current reimbursement system is based on the number of procedures performed, incentivizing hospitals to fund additional residencies in revenue-producing specialties instead of primary care.
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But as they saw the House pass their amendments against Sessions, lawmakers critical of asset forfeiture decried it as unconstitutional, undermining state attempts to limit the practice and incentivizing police to seek money ahead of public safety.
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"Bans tried elsewhere have made it harder for families to pay for groceries while also incentivizing shoppers to use bags that are worse for the environment than 100 percent recyclable, highly reused plastic retail bags," he said.
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To level the playing field for Main Street businesses, Congress must act to end deferral, stop incentivizing offshoring of revenues with tax holidays, and hold all companies accountable to pay what they owe when they owe it.
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Those technical needs along with regulatory hurdles and the relatively low price of gasoline currently, which isn't incentivizing a switch to biofuels, mean it could be a while before we see algae-produced oil on the market.
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Both Florida senators today will introduce "red flag" legislation incentivizing states to allow law enforcement or families to petition a court to remove a gun from a dangerous individual — without taking away their right to due process.
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Merchants also know that credit card acceptance empowers customers who need credit or simply don't have cash in their wallet to make more and larger purchases and reduces consumer reluctance to spend by incentivizing them through rewards.
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Trump's infrastructure proposal, which was outlined in his budget request last month, would spend $200 billion to inject $1 trillion worth of overall investment into the nation's transportation system by largely incentivizing private firms to back projects.
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Amazon says workers can take unlimited time off, but it's also incentivizing people to keep workingAs the coronavirus outbreak reached the US, Amazon made an extraordinary concession: It told workers they could take unlimited unpaid time off.
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Congress wanted to insure older, existing houses in flood-prone areas, while incentivizing new houses and development to be built elevated above the floodplain, so they wouldn't get continuously flooded and keep costing the federal government money.
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"It's hard to square that with incentivizing investment in the U.S." Republicans have long called for permanent, comprehensive changes to the tax code, but lately they have shown increasing openness to tax cuts with an expiration date.
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Absent adequate public housing funding, lifting the RAD cap altogether and incentivizing the conversion of public housing to the public-private model is the most sensible policy from both the residents' and the public housing agencies' perspective.
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The bottom line is that rather than pay for costly diseases such as diabetes and hypertension once they happen, it makes more fiscal sense to pay a smaller cost upfront to reduce disease rates by incentivizing activity.
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The company's motto is "Decentralize the Web" and it hopes to cut out the internet's middle-men by incentivizing users to operate a node through earning tokens and create a platform that can connect users with creators directly.
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We are making tremendous progress on these fronts, including working cooperatively with states to improve air quality throughout the country, accelerating the cleanup of contaminated lands in the Superfund program, and incentivizing repairs to the nation's water infrastructure.
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Martin said the JCL system has provided "mixed success," while pointing to other solutions such as price fixing with contractors, incentivizing vendors for hitting targets, and making sure NASA chooses contractors that are best suited for its investments.
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Further, recent research suggests that this one-time, temporary tax holiday actually may have made matters worse, afterwards incentivizing firms to hoard even more foreign cash in hopes of steering Congress toward a second future repatriation tax holiday.
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With the insurance payments landscape shifting toward incentivizing better care and keeping patients out of the hospital, having this kind of information can provide physicians with ways to create better treatment plans or help patients understand their conditions.
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At the same time, we need to focus much more on deploying technologies to prevent or neutralize these attacks — password managers, two-factor authentication, biometrics — and much less on incentivizing the sorts of activities we're trying to prevent.
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Why it matters: While Uber told The Verge that it aims to help passengers by incentivizing drivers to go the longer distance to pick them up (if they live in the suburbs, for example), this is could backfire.
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Sound policies include freeing up capital for minority businesses; incentivizing major companies to locate in distressed areas; enhancing opportunities to do government work and access markets abroad; promoting innovation and entrepreneurship; and investing in STEM and job training.
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Similarly, Elon Musk's renewable empire has benefited from $2628 billion in governmental support, with New York state giving SolarCity $28500 million for its factory and Nevada incentivizing Tesla with $6900 billion to build its famed battery factory there.
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The real-world impact of the loophole means that for every dollar of GI Bill or DOD tuition assistance, schools become eligible for another $28500 of Title IV funds, thus incentivizing predatory schools to target military-connected students.
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The bills are aimed at a number of changes, like incentivizing voluntary conservation measures, making it easier for people outside of government to get species' protections removed and to prohibit designating man-made water projects as critical habitat.
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The Pokémon AR game managed to attract massive interest at launch, resulting in huge real-world gatherings of players thanks to its mechanic of incentivizing players to move around in the real world to achieve in-game success.
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"POCA often skews police priorities, incentivizing and targeting sex work premises that they see as easy hits to boost their resources rather than the small proportion where sex workers are at risk of harm or coercion," he says.
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Automotive analysts have warned that the provision could have a damaging effect for Americans, by raising costs for American car buyers and incentivizing automakers to move production to low-cost countries outside the United States, such as China.
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Kinch has practical suggestions as to how this might be done, and about the critical role governments must play in incentivizing pharmaceutical companies — which currently obtain their greatest profit from cancer drugs — to carry out more vaccine research.
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Following the global financial crisis of 2008, for example, prices dropped by about 30 to 40 percent before rebounding within a year, Mr. Gafoor said, after the government boosted demand for housing by incentivizing immigration for skilled workers.
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Reinforcement learning is effectively a trial and error approach to self-improvement, wherein the AI is dropped into the game environment with zero understanding of how the game works and trained extensively using reward systems and other incentivizing mechanisms.
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She came to this country legally and we have to be very careful about incentivizing behavior that puts children at risk of being trafficked, at risk of entering this country with coyotes or making an incredibly dangerous journey alone.
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Once we can measure the implementation of evidence-based treatment, then we can tie it to the state licensing of treatment providers, insurers can begin incentivizing payments based on their use, and consumers can begin to demand better treatment.
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The team, led by Vlad Firoiu, trained a neural network model to play the game by feeding it the coordinates of all the gameplay items — players, ledges, and so on — and incentivizing play that resulted in the computer's victory.
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The tough new measures risk incentivizing the illegal movement of pigs as farmers and traders struggle to maintain their livelihoods, said an animal health expert at a large pig producer who was not authorized to talk to the media.
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On a moral level, the United Nations' failure to report — or condemn — these crimes of incentivizing and rewarding terror makes it an accessory to the murders of my father and many other Jewish fathers, mothers and children by Palestinians.
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Collaboration between state and local election officials and the federal government is a major factor in incentivizing the patching of election systems and helping the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency achieve its goal of 100 percent auditability by 2020.
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Still, Blevins thinks Twitch "could do a much better job incentivizing" people to choose the pricier subscriptions; he compared Twitch to a giant "violin case" for a street performer, with people just throwing in what they feel is right.
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If individual sanctions are not used only as a punishment, but also as a way of incentivizing deviation, it might be one of the most effective ways through which the U.S. can help the Venezuelan people in restoring democracy.
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Here's what happens when you put a cartoonishly nefarious billionaire in charge of enticing young people into working in factories: He tries to convince them that manufacturing is a great job by incentivizing them with hors d'oeuvres and cocktails.
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Fixing transportation will require cities to foster alternatives to personal vehicles by incentivizing shared rides and integrating ride-hailing with public transit, and then implementing congestion pricing and eliminating parking in areas where people no longer need to drive.
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For example, making more people eligible for the earned income tax credit will give more money to the poor — but the authors also proposed incentivizing people to save a portion for later in the year, in case of emergencies.
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The employees said they were essentially given a set of options that encourage those with compromised immune systems to leave, and thereby lose their healthcare, while incentivizing the able-bodied to achieve perfect attendance during the height of contagion.
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One of these is the implementation of robust supplier diversity programs — business initiatives incentivizing the use of minority-owned, women-owned, veteran-owned, L.G.B.T.Q.-owned and disabled-owned businesses to provide the outside goods and services that companies need.
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"By incentivizing customers to select their checked bag option ahead of time using our website or award-winning mobile app, we can reduce transactions in the airport lobby and improve the customer experience," the airline said in a statement.
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And the film studio STX Entertainment has paid stars less than what is typical and made up for it with a bigger share of the film's overall profits, essentially incentivizing them to use their power to make a hit.
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My employer has a program incentivizing the reduction of single-occupancy vehicle transportation, and I get a punch on a card towards raffle entry for a paid half-day off every time I walk or take public transportation to work.
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In sum, our slow growth, inequality and national security challenges require radical solutions: strengthening safety nets, curbing the bad environmental and health behaviors that are bankrupting us and paying for it all by sharply incentivizing risk-taking, innovation, investment and hiring.
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The only idea I can come up with is that Square may end up incentivizing Square Cash users to spend their money at Square brick-and-mortar merchants, since the company would make money from both sides of those transactions.
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Full page ads, ads with autoplaying sound and video, and flashing ads will be targeted by Chrome's ad filtering, which will hopefully result in less of these annoying ads on the web by incentivizing sites to stop relying on them.
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"Uber accomplished this by incentivizing drivers working on both platforms to work primarily for Uber, thereby reducing the supply of Lyft drivers which resulted in increased wait times for Lyft customers and diminished earnings for Lyft drivers," the lawsuit reads.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For 703 years, the Academy of Art University in San Francisco has fought allegations that it defrauded the government out of millions of dollars in student loans and grants through an illegal incentivizing scheme.
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"H&M's commercial initiative of incentivizing customers to switch to its online offering - given free deliveries and returns - should be inherently growth-accretive, but at the same time heavily margin-dilutive," said Jefferies analysts with a "hold" rating on the stock.
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It is now incentivizing creators to post longer and longer videos, so it can squeeze in as many ads as possible, and is providing them with studio-type tools to promote upcoming videos and sell merchandise directly from their channels.
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In fact, forcing banks to reduce their leverage by holding more expensive equity capital relative to their assets may have the perverse effect of incentivizing some banks to take more risk in order to pay for that more expensive capital.
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Federal agencies and airlines claim that facial recognition is an opt-out system, but my recent experience suggests they are incentivizing travelers to have their faces scanned—and disincentivizing them to sidestep the tech—by not clearly communicating alternative options.
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These funds play a critical role in incentivizing veterinarians to serve in shortage areas, as student loans – which ballooned to an average of $2900,220006 for 2202 graduates of veterinary colleges – can otherwise make practice in rural areas cost-prohibitive for veterinarians.
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Talking tax can make folks' eyes glaze over, but it's time we all took a clear-eyed view at how the GOP tax bill will not just reward big companies but also hurt working families and communities by incentivizing more offshoring.
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Suggestions varied from breaking up tech giants to breaking down business models that were roundly accused of incentivizing the spread of outrageous nonsense for a pure-play profit motive, including by weaponizing people's data to dart them with 'relevant' propaganda.
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It also includes measures that addiction advocates have supported in the past, including increasing access to the gold standard of addiction treatment and incentivizing states to move to a national database monitoring opioid prescriptions to help flag people requesting numerous prescriptions.
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S. Ambassador Todd Robinson chose to support anti-mining extremists, even going so far as aiding their legal complaints by incentivizing politicians to appoint a judge to the country's highest court who he knew would rule against U.S. economic interests.
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Three of the group's main principles focus on this topic: A more competitive corporate tax rate and structure, lowering taxes for small businesses structured as "pass-through" entities while preventing taxpayers from abusing the lower rate, and incentivizing business innovation.
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She (my mother) came to this country legally and we have to be very careful about incentivizing behavior that puts children at risk of being trafficked, at risk of entering this country with coyotes or making an incredibly dangerous journey alone.
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Instead, it is one of empowering individuals to make decisions for themselves, incentivizing families and businesses to seek opportunity through the dignity of work, and demanding that the dollars we do send to government are used to their best effect.
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John Koza, the chairman of the National Popular Vote, a group that advocates for the compact, said the Electoral College "distorts" public policy by incentivizing presidents to cater to key swing states while in office, particularly in their first term.
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Mr. Kushner, with the president's support, has been pushing prison reform legislation meant to reduce recidivism by incentivizing inmates — with the possibility of early release to halfway houses or home confinement — to take part in job training and other rehabilitation programs.
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As Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey put it at last year's WIRED25 conference: "Right now we have a big Like button with a heart on it and we're incentivizing people to want it to go up," and to get more followers.
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Many European governments have introduced their own measures to combat the continent's low birthrates by incentivizing births, including Hungary, which recently announced plans to provide free in vitro fertilization for married men and women at clinics run by the state.
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Wells Fargo Advisors is incentivizing some of its financial advisers to go out and find their own business in 2020, highlighting the unit&aposs focus on growth as its adviser headcount and asset levels have dipped in the past year.
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The executive orders will boost the defense industrial base by identifying weak points in manufacturing and supply chains and incentivizing the use of goods, products, and materials produced in the United States to fill any capability gaps and reduce foreign dependencies.
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"I urge you to ensure that YouTube is not incentivizing climate misinformation content on its platform, or effectively giving free advertising to those who seek to protect polluters and their profits at the expense of the American people," Castor wrote.
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The omnibus spending bill includes a fix to a provision in the new tax law known as the "grain glitch," which had the unintended effect of incentivizing farmers to sell their products to cooperatives instead of to other types of businesses.
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In a letter to the British Pregnancy Advisory Service (BPAS) the chief pharmacist at Boots, Marc Donovan, said "we would not want to be accused of incentivizing inappropriate use, and provoking complaints, by significantly reducing the price of this product".
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Bolstering the behavioral workforce We can do this by Incentivizing workforce development initiatives and expanded training and use of community health workers and peer counselor support — and models such as tele-health in many communities and other service delivery model. 85033.
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Canada and America are similar countries, in myriad ways, while Mexico has a much different history, political landscape and, most important, economy; lower wages in Mexico instantly began incentivizing companies to move factories from both the Canadian and American industrial heartlands.
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Such a system has the effect of incentivizing the manipulation of information or use of misinformation to paint a rosy picture to the public, and for the same reasons, makes it risky for officials to share the bad — but truthful — news.
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If there is going to be a reliance on local infrastructure spending, or incentivizing localities to spend more on infrastructure — and this relates a bit to the administration's potential plan — there needs to be an acknowledgment of local fiscal challenges.
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Other plans to fix the health care law released in recent months have made similar arguments about continuing the CSR payments and incentivizing enrollment; there is a pretty clear consensus about how you stabilize the individual market, if that is Congress's goal.
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Considering Handy's business isn't suited to being used on a holiday weekend, this Black Friday promotion is an interesting way to get end-users on the platform on a day they normally wouldn't be, while incentivizing the legs (contractors) of the platform.
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Another new policy charges users a fee when they transfer a certain from their WeChatPay wallet to their bank account, thus incentivizing them to retain funds in their account, which will presumably then be spent on or distributed to others via the service.
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The debate should articulate the importance of incentivizing innovation in treatments, of short-circuiting abuse/misuse of opioids through development of more advanced abuse deterrent technologies, of expanding access to a broad array of effective medical and behavioral health options, and more.
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Serving customers better include protecting them from data, privacy and cyber security threats, using big data to understand customer needs better and incentivizing frontline staff to improve their service standards, according to EY's Global Banking Outlook 2017 report that was released last month.
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" In 2628, the U.N. Commission on Sustainable Development recommended "Improv[ing] access to modern biomass technologies and fuel wood sources…" This past June, the Paris Agreement on Climate Change embraced "the integral and sustainable management of forests, while reaffirming the importance of incentivizing ….
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While the idea may be to incentivize the individual to go to work, what we are actually doing is incentivizing the employer to hold back on paying anything resembling a livable wage because the taxpayer is going to do the job for them.
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International alumina prices AALc1 climbed by 30.6 percent in the third quarter, incentivizing Chinese exports, but are down 13.7 percent this month after the Alcoa strike ended in late September and Hydro said it would resume its Brazilian output at half capacity.
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Despite Petro's pledge to aid poor farmers with land reform, the agricultural federation, which includes coffee growers, made a rare presidential endorsement last week backing Duque, who has promised to modernize the industry, incentivizing a crop output increase with tax cuts and credits.
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If Walmart does choose to pursue a Humana acquisition in the future, a beefed-up primary care division could help the company keep costs low for Humana's more than 11 million members by potentially offering discounted prescriptions and incentivizing preventative care services.
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Taxpayers deducting what they pay for state and local government services when calculating what they pay for federal government services creates several problems, including incentivizing states to raise their taxes, knowing that wealthy taxpayers can write it off on their federal returns.
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The executive orders, which will be announced at the International Union of Operating Engineers' International Training and Education Center outside Houston, will each focus on incentivizing private investment in energy infrastructure and streamlining permitting of projects, according to a White House official.
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As bestselling author James Rickards — a financial expert who predicted the 2008 collapse of the economy — detailed, the Fed's excessive meddling in the economy has even fueled the global currency war, destroying American jobs by incentivizing foreign countries to continue manipulating their currencies.
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And unfortunately, while patenting is an important mechanism for incentivizing and rewarding invention, pharmaceutical companies have figured out how to game the system—prolonging monopolies, claiming newness where there often is none, and taking patients on a ride they can barely afford.
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This is a puzzling recommendation considering CMS already financially penalizes RACs if their appeal overturn rate exceeds 2628 percent and ensures RAC claim review accuracy by incentivizing contractors to maintain a 28503 percent accuracy rate as determined by an independent validation contractor.
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There's an additional rationale that you'll hear from advocates of a fixed tax credit, that by making the dollar value fixed, you're incentivizing the health care system to deliver an insurance product that is equivalent to the value of the tax credit.
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So a broad cut in corporate tax rates is a windfall for what in tax policy jargon is called "old capital," as well as for monopoly and quasi-monopoly rents and various other things that have nothing to do with incentivizing new investment.
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And I think a lot of these cruise lines and airlines and these other players are going to really start to cut price, drive traffic, we're incentivizing some additional payment checks coming in for people that are going to be laid off.
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IT DOES APPEAR THERE IS – THERE IS INCENTIVIZING GOING ON AND YOU HAVE RELIED SO LONG ON THE QUALITY OF YOUR NETWORK BUT THAT MIGHT NOT BE ENOUGH TO MOVE SOMEBODY TO YOU AS OPPOSED TO GO TO ONE OF THESE OTHER PROVIDERS.
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As they add more personal finance management features to differentiate themselves from incumbents beyond their high interest rates, we expect their rapid growth to continue, which could eventually force incumbents to respond with their own features incentivizing customers to stick with them.
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My job description changed dramatically to something similar to an NFL coach: Finding the right players that I could trust, understanding their strengths and weaknesses, constantly communicating our game plan, putting them in the right roles, and motivating and incentivizing them to perform.
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Several U.S. efforts designed for protecting wildlife habitat and biodiversity, like the Conservation Reserve Program, promote land management activities that are complementary to goals of increasing land carbon stocks, but could be redesigned with more emphasis on monitoring and incentivizing carbon sequestration.
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The first bill would authorize grants incentivizing states to establish so-called "red flag" laws that allow family members or law enforcement to petition a judge to temporarily take away a gun from a person considered a threat to themselves or others.
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Many states are now implementing performance funding approaches, which link state higher education funding to student outcomes — such as the number of graduates produced each year — with the goal of incentivizing institutions to put more resources towards getting students to the finish line.
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For now, it appears that any gun debate would likely include just modest changes to gun laws, like the proposal to strengthen the National Instant Criminal Background Check System by incentivizing states and agencies to more readily include valuable records into the system.
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Moved to halt the Clean Power Plan, which would reduce emissions from coal-fired power plants Took action to revisit the Obama administration's fuel economy standards, aimed at incentivizing the development of cleaner-burning cars and catalyzing demand for electric and hybrid vehicles.
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For years, America had been a bold and visible leader in the global fight to end hunger and malnutrition, encouraging and incentivizing developing countries to take ownership of the problem and invest in solutions that improve their citizens' food security and nutrition.
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Trump administration officials say the skyrocketing numbers are more proof for the case they've been making for months: Loopholes in the US immigration system, they say, are incentivizing a growing number of migrants to come and sparking a dramatic change in who's making the journey.
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The story's effects rippled outward, inspiring more women to come forward with their own stories of harassment, incentivizing more media outlets to try to land similar scoops, and forcing other high-profile industries to look more closely at suspected abusers in their own ranks.
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But the annual pass model that launched with Forsaken has proved inconsistent at keeping quality high and incentivizing players to stick around, and the community began falling off again with the launch of the first post-Forsaken update, the Black Armory, roughly six months ago.
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The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago said the agreement had a disparate impact on older workers, but that Caterpillar acted reasonably because the agreement added to labor peace, and saved money by ending costly unemployment benefits, incentivizing early retirement and reducing costs.
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I hate to admit how many times I pitched my colleagues on some clever way of incentivizing people to connect to Facebook, based on some scheme or app I'd just stumbled across, only to be reminded that it would violate our data or privacy policies.
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" The future of the button was also addressed by the Twitter communications team in a tweet which read: "As we've been saying for a while, we are rethinking everything about the service to ensure we are incentivizing healthy conversation, that includes the like button.
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Walmart today is incentivizing online shoppers to drop by a store to pick up their items in order to lower the ticket price, and it's now turning its store staff into delivery drivers who can drop off online orders as soon as the next day.
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Whether your company is focused on incentivizing employee voting or encouraging daily in-office wellness programs for a healthier work-life balance, the important thing is that we recognize as people leaders the positive affect opportunities outside of the workplace have on our employees.
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Get smart: Many GOP members are still interested in incentivizing people to use a Roth 401(k), in which the contributions are taxed, instead of a traditional 401(k) when contributions are pre-tax and the taxes are paid at the time of withdrawal. Why?
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Based on a report from The Information last year, UberEATS was forecast to contribute $100 million in net revenue, but also contribute to more than $100 million in additional losses for 2017, due to the costs of incentivizing drivers to participate in this newer service.
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If the objective is to generate economic growth, the solution is to address what's incentivizing them to either move their domiciles or leave their overseas earnings overseas — the world's highest corporate tax rate — rather than exacerbating the problem by further increasing already onerous tax penalties.
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As momentum continues to build in Congress and the Democrat-led House of Representatives, messages toward Saudi Arabia will be mixed, incentivizing the young crown prince to continue his pivot eastward toward countries that are less likely to field criticism against his controversial policies.
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"By incentivizing new investment on infrastructure, eliminating overly burdensome regulations, providing support for rural America and streamlining the permitting process, the department is helping to improve our quality of life and build a better future for all Americans," Chao told the panel of lawmakers.
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By expanding benefits for those seeking science, technology, engineering or math degrees and providing eligibility to Purple Heart recipients and reservists who served less than three years active duty, politicians are incentivizing these individuals to pursue degrees that are needed in the fast-paced economy.
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Mr. Biden omitted more contentious components of the legislation: authorizing federal funding for prison construction and more police officers; incentivizing states to establish "truth in sentencing" guidelines; increasing the number of federal crimes subject to the death penalty; and enacting a federal "three strikes" provision.
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This means creating conditions proven to bring down prices while simultaneously improving quality in virtually every other good or service in America: incentivizing empowered patients to seek value with their money, stimulating competition among doctors and hospitals and increasing the supply of medical care.
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It also embraces ideas that have gone from the policy fringe to largely consensus positions popular among Democrats, including ending mandatory minimum sentences, eliminating private prisons, legalizing marijuana and incentivizing states to untether themselves from a cash bail system that disproportionately burdens the poor.
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As the crisis garnered global attention this past week, a 24-year-old model has gone viral for incentivizing her followers to donate to approved Australian charities — by sending fans explicit photos for every $24 they give, provided they send her confirmation of the donation.
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Steps should be taken to ensure that rebates negotiated by PBMs are not incentivizing higher drug prices to cover the cost of these rebates while making it difficult for therapy options with lower costs to be offered on formularies due to lower profitability for PBMs.
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Instead -- after a gunman in Parkland, Florida killed 17 people at a high school -- Congress agreed to tuck a few modest proposals inside the spending bill: funding school safety programs and incentivizing agencies to enter more data into the country's gun background checks system.
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The law provides incentives for drug makers to pursue rare disease therapies and has been critical for incentivizing drugmakers to invest in research and development for therapies that are now combatting deadly rare conditions, like cystic fibrosis, hemophilia, rare pediatric cancers, and lysosomal storage disorders.
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Perhaps the major internet platforms are wary of this legislation because it may actually help reverse the culture of infringement by incentivizing the users of creative works—especially commercial users—to rediscover a basic respect for the labor of the individuals who produce the works.
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The result is this thorny issue of non-elected Fed officials imposing a de-facto tax on American people and businesses, and perversely incentivizing banks to hoard cash rather than to lend it to the very people and businesses being forced to incur the cost.
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It was one-half of what Ms. Pattillo calls the federal government's schizophrenic policy at the time: As the government was incentivizing middle-class whites to move to the suburbs, it also invested heavily in trying to rebuild central cities to draw them back in.
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The company is also opening it up to developers and other partners to create their own modules (and incentivizing them with a $2003 million prize.) These modules will be sold separately from the devices, though carriers and retailers could choose to create bundles if they want.
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This means two things for Chinese outbound investments in the U.S. For one, outbound investments that further the strategic agenda of the BRI fall into the category of "encouraged outbound investments" under the codified rules, incentivizing Chinese investors – especially institutional investors – to invest in the BRI countries.
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And the publicly funded NHS has both a wealth of such data and a pressing need to reduce costs — incentivizing it to accept the offer of "free" development work and wide-ranging partnerships with DeepMind (which has several other projects on the go with other NHS Trusts).
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Here are some of the provisions in Udall's 2017 bill: There are things in here that are different from HR 1, but some provisions — including the creation of a public campaign finance system, disclosure of tax returns, and incentivizing states to end partisan redistricting — are the same.
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One reason for concern is that the now-retracted Green New Deal FAQ released by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez specifically dismissed the idea that the private sector – even with government incentives – could pull off this decarbonization, and explicitly says that "Merely incentivizing the private sector doesn't work".
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The advertisers While Facebook is becoming increasingly profitable, speculators believe YouTube is now barely breaking even on ad revenue, and Facebook is incentivizing advertisers to use their platform even more by promoting Facebook videos (those that have been directly uploaded) in its algorithm above all other content.
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Read more: Facebook has been accused of failing to shut down groups incentivizing people to write fake Amazon reviewsThe changes are being made amid growing concerns about how hidden Facebook groups are becoming breeding grounds for inappropriate content, misinformation, and communities that could be radicalizing users.
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The National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), a highly respected not-for-profit organization devoted to improving health care quality, recently had a golden opportunity to save more lives by incentivizing doctors and hospitals to make new, safe and effective colon screening options accessible to patients.
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What I referred to earlier — incentivizing a system where instead of ordering five tests because doctors and providers are getting paid for the test, you now have a system where you're going to get reimbursed if the person gets healthy quicker and doesn't return to the hospital.
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To that end, Step has been marketing directly to its future users, doing viral things like incentivizing sign-ups by giving users a dollar towards their bank accounts (when they come online) for each person that gets referred and also signs up using a person's code.
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John Larson John Barry LarsonThe Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners Warren introduces universal child care legislation Unchain seniors from chained inflation index MORE (D-Conn.) has been a champion of national service, sponsoring legislation incentivizing it through tuition awards. Rep.
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The report suggests five strategies to ensure people can change their diets and not harm the planet in doing so: incentivizing people to eat healthier, shifting global production toward varied crops, intensifying agriculture sustainably, stricter rules around the governing of oceans and lands, and reducing food waste.
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Incentivizing companies to either refurbish existing infrastructure, like turning an old abandoned concert hall into conference center, or putting up a new building with outdoor campus facilities, is a great way to take money that's offshore and use it to revitalize the infrastructure here at home.
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The solutions they envisage range broadly From eliminating prison for lower-level crimes to incentivizing states to decarcerate, from ending bail to abolishing private prisons, from reforming housing and employment laws to changing the public perception of the justice system and cultivating respect for all lives.
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All parties want to minimize tension and avoid military conflict, but history has proven that the Korean peninsula and China will be the nations impacted by a conflict between the United States and North Korea, further incentivizing each nation's investment in maintaining peace in the region.
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She said that though Trump Jr. is not a government employee, he&aposs nonetheless politically influential, incentivizing foreign officials such as the Mongolian leader to treat him favorably out of a "desire on the part of a foreign government to curry favor with the president&aposs family."
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The eco-friendly Hotel Verde has placed stickers in bathrooms educating guests on how many glasses of water are used in one bath while also incentivizing guests for good water practices — giving discounts for not requesting ice and glasses and drinking straight from the bottle, for instance.
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But instead of a cheeky pro-voting Instagram shot (like, say, Alexander Wang's post) or incentivizing voting with a discount of some sort, the outdoor clothing purveyor is making a bold move to prove just how invested it is in the importance of voting during this election cycle.
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And since at least 117 million Americans are affected by a chronic disease, programs incentivizing patients to be more active in their health could have the potential to decrease unnecessary hospitalizations and emergency room visits while increasing disease prevention efforts in diagnoses like obesity and type 2 diabetes.
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"I just always marveled at this idea that if entrepreneurship of every economy, but especially the U.S. economy, how are we incentivizing young people to start businesses, let alone buy homes or start families or anything else, when they start their lives so deeply in debt," says Udashkin.
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Stanford law professor Michele Landis Dauber, a leader of the recall campaign against the judge who handled Turner's case, went so far as to argue it "makes students less safe by incentivizing pre-gaming and heavy drinking in private rooms" rather than drinking socially at an event on campus.
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The program aims to shed light on whether rebate payments, collectively around $2.5 billion last year, create conflicts of interest by incentivizing brokers to send customer orders to the exchanges that pay the biggest rebates rather than to those that would obtain the best results for the end clients.
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The free-to-use messaging app is not taking any revenue at this point, and is reported to be funded by the personal wealth of millionaire founder and Russian-born entrepreneur Pavel Durov — a little more of which is now evidently going towards incentivizing developers to build bots.
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Australian real estate company Ray White is officially taking its sales technique to another level, incentivizing potential buyers with a tantalizing deal: If they're willing to throw down on a new 2- or 3-bedroom townhome in Queensland, they'll reap the rewards of free avocado toast for one year.
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Whether in standalone VR arcades, or a potential set-up in a movie theater or other location, multiplayer VR games should help encourage adoption by incentivizing players to bring in friends that otherwise haven't tried the platform, growing the base of people used to playing and paying for VR.
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FDR's programs not only made industrial capitalism financially and socially stable; they sent it into overdrive by leaving monopolistic corporations intact, building the foundation of the interstate highway system, expanding car-dependent suburban housing, incentivizing consumption, expanding air travel, accelerating mechanized extraction, and ramping up resource-intensive manufacturing.
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In letters to AT&T and T-Mobile, the FCC wrote: We want to ensure that we have all the facts to understand how these services (data subsidization) relate to the commission's goal of maintaining a free and open internet while incentivizing innovation and investment from all sources.
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Team Trump has certainly been focused, but even with all the energy of the last six months — charged rhetoric, a presidential promise that this wouldn't happen, bashing the Obama administration's "strategic patience," multiple naval deployments, alternately leaning on and incentivizing China to do more — Kim Jong Un remains undeterred.
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Now, however, with the resignation of Gary D. Cohn, the president's top economic adviser, who opposed Mr. Trump's shift on trade, it is clear that Mr. Trump "is focused on changing trade relations as a means of reducing trade deficits and incentivizing U.S.-based production," Mr. Pirondini said.
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"We want to ensure that we have all the facts to understand how this service relates to the commission's goal of maintaining a free and open Internet while incentivizing investment and innovation from all sources," the FCC's wireless chief Roger Sherman told T-Mobile in a letter last month.
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One level deeper: For at least the near term, the technology needs policies incentivizing it, Oldham said, and in America there are 2 big ones: a recently expanded federal tax credit for captured CO2 and California's new law requiring 100% of its electricity come from carbon-free sources by 2045.
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It's the question he and his whole team are asking themselves right now—about every aspect of the site "Right now we have a big Like button with a heart on it and we're incentivizing people to want it to go up" and to get more followers, he pointed out.
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The Paris Climate Agreement was historic for bringing the needs of both developed and developing countries to the table while foregrounding the communities at the front lines of environmental destruction, and it set global benchmarks to reduce or mitigate greenhouse gas emissions while incentivizing the expansion of renewable energy alternatives.
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Intent on incentivizing and modeling collaboration to accelerate the development of a treatment that would lessen the severity of their children's devastating disease, these NPC families identified and funded scientists for whom the development of a treatment is the highest priority, sometimes even at the expense of extensive scientific knowledge.
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"The raising of Navy SEALs to celebrity status through media exploitation and publicity stunts has corrupted the culture of the SEAL community by incentivizing narcissistic and profit-oriented behavior," Lt. Forrest S. Crowell, a SEAL, wrote in the critique, his master's thesis for the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif.
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The CMS's own statement about the Core Quality Measurements quotes Debra L. Ness, president of the National Partnership for Women & Families who says: Our health care system urgently needs measurement that drives improvements in quality, supports informed consumer decision-making and ensures we're paying for and incentivizing high-value care.
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Other ideas being floated in Congress are to import medications from other countries, prevent pharmaceutical companies from manipulating patent law by incentivizing generic manufacturers to delay marketing low-cost alternatives, and to allow the government to negotiate drug prices under Medicare — an idea supported by President Trump during his 2016 campaign.
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It also means not alienating the large bloc of congressional Democrats who have long demanded a new trade pact model that harvests the benefits of expanded trade without incentivizing the offshoring of U.S. jobs and tax dollars, the undermining of U.S. wages and the undermining of consumer and environmental protections.
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He's frustrated by what he calls the "general scandal" of Congress incentivizing companies to get out of their pension obligations — firs by allowing companies to present retirees with an option that isn't as good as it looks, and then by increasing the incentive to do so by raising PBGC premiums.
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"The longer we do this work, the clearer it has become that it is the companies that are making this easy and incentivizing [this] that are the ones who know who is doing this, where the listings are, how the hosts are connected, and where the revenue is going," said Klossner.
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A major, multibillion dollar federal research initiative that brings US universities and industry together to create fundamental research and startup companies is needed to attract the top research talent to work on this lucrative future, while incentivizing young people to pursue education and careers that will create the exciting breakthroughs.
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McGovern listed several policies the group might take up, including incentivizing the purchase of fruits and vegetables, bolstering Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program education, looking at "medically tailored" meals to help people fight disease, and exploring programs that allow doctors to give their patients prescriptions for produce instead of pharmaceutical drugs.
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The plan, which relies heavily on Buttigieg's experience as a mayor in South Bend, Indiana, dealing with massive flooding, sets three goals under a hypothetical Buttigieg presidency: improving coordination between communities and the federal government, incentivizing communities to build resilient infrastructure and improving the federal government's immediate response to disaster relief.
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In the last couple years, there's been a strong push by local municipalities to provide Gigabit fiber internet connections for their residents, whether that means incentivizing a company like Google to come to their city, partnering with a startup ISP, or building the entire network by themselves using taxpayer money.
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Algorithmically organized mega platforms like YouTube may host quality content but are expert at incentivizing the creation and consumption of clickbait — thanks to ad-targeting business models that are fed by recommendation systems which monitor user inputs and actions to identify the most clickable and thus most addictive stuff to keep feeding them.
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While I'm encouraged to read that the letter from Senators Franken, Klobuchar and the others recognizes the importance of protecting and incentivizing true innovation, I hope the new administration and the full Congress take the time to understand the complexities involved so that medical progress that can march on extending and improving lives.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyDem senator says Zelensky was 'feeling the pressure' to probe Bidens Lawmakers spar over upcoming Sondland testimony Johnson: Whistleblower 'exposed things that didn't need to be exposed' MORE (D-Conn.) and which aims to fill gaps in the background check system by incentivizing the uploading of missing records.
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Walmart used them to push suppliers to seek out similar low-cost innovations in their operations – so they could become more sustainable without altering product price tags – and aligned 5 percent of its employees' performance goals on sustainability improvements, thus incentivizing buyers to ask about, and suppliers to report on, sustainability metrics.
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Because this announcement doubles as a tacit admission from Facebook that its Instant Articles format is not as popular as other forms of platform publishing, as well as a move to undermine the success of Google AMP and Apple News by incentivizing publishers to create one version of a thing and push it out everywhere.
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Because at the beginning at least they seem to appeal to ideologues — which mind you is just fine — but I like the idea of having someone from a university who's been studying something on the periphery and incentivizing them to contribute to the protocol, even if they don't find the ideological aspects of it appetizing.
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Cheese and Dairy Milk sales in the US are already at historic lows, and the dairy industry is going to great lengths, with the help of the government, to find ways to make use of their excess product, including incentivizing chains such as Domino's to buy cheap domestic cheese to heap on their pizzas.
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"A House vote on full repeal of this stifling tax sends the right message that Congress is serious about creating more jobs and incentivizing this industry to continue to develop new innovative medical breakthroughs which impacts millions of American lives every day," said Scott Whitaker, CEO of the Advanced Medical Technology Association, an industry group.
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Voss told TechCrunch that Facebook has no plans to announce at this time regarding its next steps toward providing funding for researchers in this space (unlike last summer when the company laid out its $1 million goal), but says that the company is "always looking at incentivizing this kind of research" and providing support.
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Moreover, an urban caucus within the House that included a smattering of big-city Republicans would mitigate the threat of polarized, low-density minority rule by discouraging Republican persecution of urban constituencies, incentivizing outreach to socially conservative communities of color and creating a needed platform for free-market ideas in sclerotic big-city Democratic politics.
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Starting shortly after the election, some members of the conservative media broached a new and particularly disingenuous line of attack against the Affordable Care Act: They claimed that by incentivizing states to expand Medicaid for working-age adults, the law had diverted funds away from people with disabilities, making waiting lists for community care longer.
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This effect is difficult to quantify or fully predict, but by forcing so much rooftop solar into the market, the mandate could have the effect of forcing changes that need to be made anyway, like standardizing the use of smart inverters that give utilities visibility into home solar systems and properly incentivizing demand response.
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Incentivizing a "sharing" care model for information and insights — to move and meld information between the small practice in Mississippi treating a hypertensive patient and a doctor at a state-of-the-art academic center in Arizona treating a similar case — requires an innovation model centered around the doctor and the patient, not around legacy equipment and proprietary systems.
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"We find that competitive incentives result in higher average performance consistent with either incentivizing greater effort on the part of managers or attracting managers with higher ability," Richard Evans of the University of Virginia and Melissa Porras Prado and Rafael Zambrana of the Nova School of Business and Economics write in a working paper released in July.
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Perhaps not further disincentivizing victims from reporting a domestic assault, or further incentivizing schools and coaches to keep looking the other way and protect the player because an assault conviction now has just a tiny bit more added to it than a "red flag" would do more to show people that character matters to the NFL.
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Finally, a fair, transparent and nonpartisan process is established for a comprehensive audit of the VA. This is designed to transform the VA from reliance on outdated and inefficient facilities to a more modern infrastructure based on current health-care delivery models, incentivizing the agency to move towards electronic record keeping and swifter communication between the agency and veterans.
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A part of the plan, which is titled "Report to the President Outlining a Strategy to Expedite Deployment of Gun Safety Technology," is to stimulate research and production of smart guns by monetarily incentivizing private gun manufacturers to explore smart technology for guns, whether that tech is an add-on or integrated into the gun itself.
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His mood regarding the inefficacy of the "like" button in facilitating meaningful interaction seems to be supported by an otherwise vague response to the Telegraph report from Twitter's communication team: As we've been saying for a while, we are rethinking everything about the service to ensure we are incentivizing healthy conversation, that includes the like button.
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The Democrats can talk until they are blue in the face about their support for stronger border security on the nation's southern border, but when it comes to the issue of illegal immigration, not only do they have zero interest in getting it under control, they are in fact promoting and incentivizing people to come to the U.S. illegally.
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Read more: Google Maps' new feature includes cab-hailing, cycling and ride-sharing as combined itinerary options when planning your journeyIn conjunction with this announcement, the company also outlined its new strategy aimed at incentivizing businesses to make use of Uber, both through the company's Uber Central app as well as through the company's Uber Vouchers scheme.
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While we appreciate efforts to reduce excessive documentation, patients and providers are deeply concerned that CMS' proposed E/M payment cuts will not only compromise patient access to care but also create a disastrous ripple effect throughout our health care system, pushing more medical students into procedure-oriented careers or incentivizing doctors to stop taking new Medicare patients altogether.
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"Even when they are relatively successful, nonprofit and subscription funding end up incentivizing creation of content for only a select group of citizens — the highest-income, highest-education demographics," writes Rodney Benson, chair of NYU's Department of Media, Culture, and Communication in a response at a 2019 antitrust and competition conference at the University of Chicago Stigler Center.
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In an exclusive published Tuesday by Axios's Amy Harder, Republican Representatives Kevin McCarthy, Garret Graves and Bruce Westerman—two of whom have taken donations from API this cycle—previewed a suite of new measures aimed at countering the Green New Deal, focused on incentivizing carbon capture and investment in low-carbon technologies, as well as conservation.
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And, as it happens, the publication of the Lords report coincides with the EC today issuing a formal Statement of Objections against Google's Android mobile platform — with allegations the company has engaged in anticompetitive behavior that has damaged competitors including in the search space by Google incentivizing the pre-loading of its own search app and other services on Android devices.
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In this case, it appears Microsoft employees are pushing back against the notion that women and minorities in tech face outsize discrimination and harassment, by saying the company is overcorrecting in its hiring practices and incentivizing managers to avoid hiring white and Asian men, which are predominantly representative of the tech workforce at every single major company in the industry.
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Twitter and Facebook, for example, have come under increasing pressure to do more to combat trolling, "fake news" and hate speech circulating on their platforms, especially in the wake of the U.S. election last year — when commentators criticized social media companies of skewing political discourse by incentivizing the sharing of misinformation and enabling the propagation of far right extremist views.
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In other words, the US government has essentially built a program that blurs the line between corporation and federal oversight, by incentivizing federally-subsidized smaller companies such as Cricket—which are seeking to expand wireless service to more customers—to compete with independent actors such as Standing Rock, who may not wish to expand their service beyond a predetermined group or area.
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This strategy should, in particular, focus on encouraging and incentivizing countries to make nuclear security a priority; ensuring that all nuclear materials, weapons and facilities around the world are protected against all plausible threats in those countries; assessing and strengthening nuclear security culture at nuclear facilities; and supporting efforts to reduce security costs by consolidating nuclear materials to fewer sites.
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If we allowed drugs to be bought in Canada, if we encouraged Americans getting drivers licenses to state their end-of-life intentions, if we stopped incentivizing doctors to use the most expensive drugs, and if we banned secret rebates from drug companies to doctors, we would annually have tens of billions of dollars more to invest in infrastructure and education.
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The bill has everything to do with incentivizing new investment by allowing businesses to retain more of the monies they earn, encouraging them to bring funds they're holding overseas back to the United States, and allowing them to write off 100 percent of their investments in plants and equipment in the year they invest, further lowering their near-term taxes.
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"No one at the time thought of the consequences of increased nitrogen dioxide emissions from diesel, and the policy of incentivizing diesel was so successful that an awful lot of people bought diesel cars," said Anna Heslop, a lawyer at ClientEarth, an environmental law firm that last year forced the British government to produce a better plan to improve air quality.
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"Doing what we can to spur competition in drug markets is going to be a top priority for HHS because it's the right way, or really in our view, the only way to make sure pharmaceuticals are part of affordable care for patients while at the same time incentivizing new treatments that can make incredible advancements for our health," Hargan said.
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Giving high-skilled immigrants the peace of mind knowing that they can move their families to the United States, and their spouses can make an honest living and provide for their family not only keeps families together but also bolsters the United States' ability to compete globally, incentivizing innovators and job creators to come here to work instead of other countries.
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"If we can assign a value to this material and turn it into a valuable commodity that people would buy, then we're creating jobs in Appalachia, incentivizing people to treat mine drainage, and we're finding a use for this waste product," Dr. Paul Ziemkiewicz, director of West Virginia Water Research Institute and principal investigator on the project, told me over the phone.
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So while Amazon tinkers with finding the perfect balance between price, selection and convenience, Jet prioritizes price, in hopes of being the go-to e-commerce platform for those that value price (which are a lot of people).. Marc Lore launched Jet as the anti-single-unit marketplace, and its value proposition lies in incentivizing consumers to purchase multiple items at once by discounting prices.
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Waze's Carpool might hold more appeal than competing services from Uber and the like for one big reason: if it actually takes off and remains focused not on incentivizing professionals, but on just connecting existing commuters, it could do more to reduce the actual numbers of cars on the road and sitting idle in parking garages, both in the short term and further down the line.
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We need polices that not only stimulate economic growth but also create family-sustaining jobs include a heavy investment in infrastructure (targeted to distressed communities) that includes job training and placement for workers in these communities; development of a "Buy American" initiative promoting and incentivizing the purchase of American-manufactured goods; expansion of small-business lending; and an increase in the federal minimum wage.
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"Designed for the worthy goal of incentivizing innovation within and between government departments, it is an example of the worst kind of misuse of data ethics — namely, as a tool to introduce subjectivity and negotiability into governmental compliance with the law, societal expectations, and public accountability," says Julia Powles, research fellow at Cornell Tech, giving her assessment of the proposed framework for public sector data processing.
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To accomplish this vision, Advancing American Kidney Health launches a set of five payment models that will spur improved management of kidney disease with an eye toward incentivizing the prevention of kidney failure, increasing the uptake of kidney transplants and, when this is not doable, encouraging the use of home dialysis—where patients often enjoy better quality of life—as opposed to in-center treatment.
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The group on Thursday released a joint statement that outlined broad goals for tax reform, such as lowering rates for individuals and large and small businesses, a preference for tax changes to be permanent and incentivizing companies to bring jobs and profits back to the U.S. The statement also took off the table Ryan's controversial border-adjustment proposal to tax imports and exempt exports.
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"Travel brands and employers looking to engage with [millennials] must introduce an element of choice, letting travelers decide what exactly is important to them and allowing them to tailor their experience in whatever way they perceive has the most value," said Dan Ruch, founder and CEO of Rocketrip, a start-up focused on incentivizing business travelers to save their employers money on trip expenses.
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But sponsors say they went to great lengths to address those concerns, including removing parts of the bill that could be seen as incentivizing additional drilling on public lands — a hot topic of concern from environmentalists who worry the administration will expand fuel extraction across the U.S. A number of environmental groups back the House bill, including the National Parks Conservation Association, which was previously skeptical of Zinke's plan.
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Every country on earth will be finding ways to reduce the use of coal and oil, while incentivizing broader adoption of energy from solar, wind, and biomass; investing in energy-efficiency projects, such as replacing old streetlights with LEDs and adding smart controls to building HVAC systems; and deploying alternative-fuel vehicles at a more rapid pace, including battery- and hydrogen-powered electric cars (with significant investment in the related charging and refueling infrastructure).
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In 1994, both parties rallied around President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's crime bill, this one incentivizing states to pass "three strikes and you're out" and "truth in sentencing" laws that put and kept people in prison much longer, even for nonviolent offenses.
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Before, AT&T had launched DirecTV Now with an offer of HBO for only $5 extra per month – well under the price for the streaming service HBO NOW, or the add-on available on rival streaming services, like Sling TV. Along with the launch of free HBO, AT&T is also incentivizing customers to sign up for its video services by offering a $25 monthly video credit towards DirecTV, internet-only DirecTV Now, or U-verse.
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There is growing concern that ending preferential tax treatment for the bonds could undermine the administration's goal of incentivizing the private sector to help leverage $1 trillion worth of overall infrastructure investment in the U.S. "This provision is particularly surprising as Congress and the Administration develop a new infrastructure initiative focused on attracting private-sector investment and encouraging public-private partnerships," Richard A. White, acting president and CEO of the American Public Transportation Association, said in a statement on Friday.
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The proposed reforms included the expansion of enforcement authority for rules governing foreign agents, closing loopholes in the Lobbying Disclosure Act, defining more precisely the federal crime of conspiracy to defraud the Federal Election Commission, imposing new immigration controls on foreign nationals who interfere in United States elections, prohibiting the use of shell companies to conceal election contributions by foreign nationals, incentivizing collaboration between social media companies and independent evaluators, and adding reporting requirements for political campaigns when approached by foreign agents with stolen information.
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THE SURE BUT IT'S A MORE CONNECTED KIND OF MISERY, EXPLOITATION AND DISINFORMATION AWARD FOR DESTROYING THE GLOBAL VILLAGE IN ORDER TO SAVE IT Not to Mark Zuckerberg, actually, whose company has, in its zeal for connecting the world, and its belief that this is always and automatically a good thing, amplified genocide, provided a platform for manipulation and disinformation which may have helped tip the Brexit referendum, and 2016 presidential election (both of which were admittedly so close that there were probably dozens of aspects which "helped tip" them) and is increasingly widely viewed as a significant net negative for the world thanks to its business model of incentivizing "engagement" above all else.
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We must also fix a broken tax system to make it easier to operate inside of our borders than outside them, incentivizing businesses to keep jobs here in the U.S. The National Black Chamber of Commerce has joined many others to speak in favor of the reform blueprint offered by House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wisc.) and House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyRepublicans' rendezvous with reality — their plan is to cut Social Security The Social Security 2100 Act is critical for millennials and small business owners House panel releases documents of presidential tax return request before Trump MORE (R-Texas).
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