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We will use visual aesthetics to instill psychically in the enemy a disincentive to attack.
That is a psychic disincentive, right there.
But a federal prosecutor investigating, even if it doesn't go to trial, may serve as a disincentive.
Huge incentives given to contractors for very long contracts, so it's actually a disincentive to provide the service, because you're going to be paid anyway.
If you' re gonna have sanctions, there should be genuine disincentive.
We 're not providing much of a disincentive to evade U.N. sanctions.
Not negotiating hasn't given them disincentive.
It's a disincentive.
We will use visual aesthetics to instill psychically. in the enemy a disincentive to attack.
If all these kids do is carry them around. and dress them in their little hoodies, what kind of disincentive is that?
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But the idea has always fallen foul of two objections: societies are too poor to afford it, and it would be a disincentive to work.
This disincentive disappears if the corporate tax base is decoupled from current profits and linked to some broad measure of activity.
But in a rentier economy, huge revenues from oil or external financial transfers actually create a disincentive to work.
There's nothing wrong with worrying about the disincentive effect of higher taxes, but the extreme version put forward by Reagan did not really apply to the United States.
This constitutes a powerful disincentive for Chad and Cameroon to act against company malfeasance or to defend individuals adversely affected by the project.