Translation of "Anreize setzen" in English

Providing incentives may help to achieve this goal.

Second, we have to move the incentives to the right place.

Finally, shareholders and senior executives should tie performance goals to incentives.

What incentives do they provide for this group of employees?

Many national development schemes provide appropriate incentives.

In times of tough austerity measures it is important to provide incentives.

In this context, the Federal Government will create even stronger incentives with an appropriate environment of competition law.

Instruments that put economic incentives into action can optimise costs.

We can provide incentives through tariff advantages for certified palm oil.

Price signals give incentives for the continuous environmental improvement of products throughout the life-cycle.

Binding global climate targets could give incentives for investors to promote low-emission technologies.

But we can provide incentives.

Now it is crucial to reward them according to their performance and set the right incentives.

The Federal government can only provide the overall framework and incentives with the instruments available to it.

The construction of the facility is expected to provide positive economic impetus, especially in the Solothurn region.

An international post-2012 climate regime will have to provide greater incentives for fully exploiting existing reduction potential.

It is the task of the each bank’s management to provide the proper incentives for its money market business.

This would put politics on the same footing of incentives that the business world enjoys.

Patents show strategies and development trends and are an incentive for the further development of the state of the art.

It is therefore very important to provide incentives to encourage an increasing number of companies, particularly the many small and medium-sized firms, to introduce the eco-audit; I think we all agree on this.

The more renewable energy we have, the more chances we have of making our environment significantly more energy efficient with intelligent networks and, ultimately, also providing households with incentives to use intelligent metering to reduce consumption as well as costs.

Would it not be considerably better if the state, instead of as usual threatening fines if companies do not meet their statistical obligations, were instead to offer incentives, e.g. certain premiums, and then otherwise leave it up to these firms whether or not they produce statistics in the context of economic statistics.

Energy saving measures are, for one thing, very cost intensive and do not always involve completely mature technology, so in that respect, we must not simply lay down something; we must provide incentives through subsidies.

We should concentrate more on incentives and we should in particular see to it that account is also taken of Member States’ inputs, in my province, for example, that now has far fewer opportunities at the margins than others.

Could you therefore give the necessary incentives so that research in this area is given the necessary priority?