Sentences with phrase «right incentives»

Extension of Eight Valuable As - of - Right Incentive Programs Included in New York State's Budget Bill

Just like many employees and even company founders, they didn't have the right incentives.

Providers and insurers have an opportunity to increase consumer adoption of telehealth solutions with the right incentives.

Once you've got the right people in place, the next step is to design the right incentives.

To solve this problem you need two things: a thorough qualification process and the right incentives.

You want them guided by the right incentives.

You put the right incentives in place and do the broader engagement work to show people you actually care, and the results start to pour out.»

«We need to overcome any barriers to the conversion of health care data into blockchain by providing the right incentives to the incumbents, in order to fully and quickly realize the potential we see in this new technology,» DeGrave said.

Activate consumers with the right incentives at the right time in their journey to maximise conversion.

For example, a dearth of any one good would create a higher price generally, which would reduce demand, leading to an increase in supply provided the right incentive.

I'm sure he'll come given the right incentives.

Given the right incentives, Arsenal WOULD have been an offer.

Find the right incentives.

Right now we are trying a method where he got a really great prize for a poop (and he'll try really hard with the right incentive) but the toy is only visiting.

Little pitchers have big ears, but given the right incentive, they can also have big mouths.

A stubborn child can come around if you offer the right incentive.

And that there are the right incentives for that investment, and the right protection for that investment.

«I fear the reason for that is, as things stand, we do not have the right incentives for prisoners to learn or for prison staff to prioritise education.

He notes that about half of all Palestinians would be willing to emigrate given the right incentives:

And as we saw in the 2009 coup that ended Democrats» brief control of the chamber, a narrow majority can be quickly undone with the right incentives targeted at malleable, ambitious politicians.

It will be founded on greater local control and greater freedom for staff, within the context of the right incentives and minimum standards.

These plans to save money sound credible but the real savings will come not by better enforcement of Brown's complex welfare system but by a radically simpler benefits system that is (a) simpler to access and administer and (b), even more importantly, creates the right incentives for the unemployed to work and for parents to live together under the same roof.

According to him, providing the right incentives and training are the necessary ingredients for improving the quality of teachers.

These groups fail to see that when we have structures that skew incentives against productivity, transparency, long term economic and social planning, excellence and logic, as we have in Nigeria today, then creating the right incentives will entail redesigning our governance structures and reprogramming ourselves.

That lets plant engineers compare those emissions with their fossil - fuel equivalents and set up the right incentives to make their biorefineries economically viable.»

Researchers need the right incentives to produce dependable results and to correct mistakes in the scientific literature, says John Ioannidis of Stanford University School of Medicine.

Given the right incentives, farmers could pull these lands back into production — something that has already happened in the region as demand for corn and soy have grown.

With the right incentives, much can be done

If you set up the right incentives, if you target the Bills and the Linuses, then they'll build it for you.

With the right incentive, such as winning a prize, children with autism do fairly well at inferring the thoughts and beliefs of others, according to a new study

In a subsequent study for NASA's Centennial Challenges, the foundation determined that a multitiered prize structure — with purses of $ 150 million, $ 75 million and $ 50 million — would provide the right incentive to develop a human orbital vehicle.

With the right incentives, they can be disseminated widely and rapidly to land users.

Ensuring the accountability system creates the right incentives, and drives the right behaviours, is a key priority.»

While some think public education doesn't operate under the right incentives and is too captured by vested interests, the Gates approach seems to assume that it mostly lacks capacity.

Current policy initiatives, such as the No Child Left Behind legislation, target underperforming schools and school systems for remediation, and strive to find the right incentives to motivate large - scale systemic change.

For instance, without the right incentives, teachers may avoid using the most promising teaching strategies, preferring to use the techniques they find most convenient.

For 50 years Washington has gone to and fro with the states, including multiple reauthorizations of ESEA, trying to find the right incentives and sanctions.

He added: «In a high stakes system, the government has two choices: to ensure the right incentives are in place so people take on career risks, or address the high stakes accountability system itself.

The point is to ensure that staff is driven by the right incentives to understand their job is continuous improvement, and to be rewarded for creative solutions to making progress toward meeting standards.

Even for low - performing schools, moreover, the unions insist that the consequences be positive: more money, more training, more programs - things that the unions would be pressuring for anyway and that do nothing to promote the right incentives.

The right incentives are not in place for schools to be responsible — they are measured on exam results, not careers advice.

Public schools, given the right incentives and resources, can be as effective at innovating to raise test scores as charters, as two recent studies of Massachusetts» turnaround schools show.

As such, businesses recognizes the need to create a learning culture within the organization to provide employees with the right incentives and development opportunities in order to retain talent, improve performance and productivity.

Measurement such as «adequate yearly progress» — annual progress against school benchmarks for student proficiency, not learning gains — did not provide the right incentives for states, districts, or schools to improve their students» educational experiences.

We also anticipate continuing discussions regarding prioritizing best policies and best actions for students and creating and utilizing the right incentives and accountability systems to improve student achievement, increased educational quality, graduation rates, and capital and technology needs.