"Both of them attempt to disincentivize dropping coverage," Banjeree says.
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Look, the downside of any tax is it can disincentivize economic activity.
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Toomey said the pharmaceutical provisions Democrats boasted about including would disincentivize medical innovation.
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Ending the charitable deduction would be both bad optics and disincentivize charitable giving.
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Musk has repeatedly also argued for a carbon tax to disincentivize traditional car use.
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One strategy is to disincentivize people from making false statements in the first place.
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This could strongly disincentivize the creation of films and TV shows for the general market.
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Facebook could disincentivize Group trolling by making it easy to purge them from the record.
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But the proposed measures before the STB stand to disincentivize investment and slash consumer benefits.
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Filters protect individuals from scammy content and disincentivize society at large from producing scammy material.
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Experts say it will not disincentivize workers because it will provide a bare minimum of living.
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Lower ethanol prices disincentivize cane mills from producing the biofuel, encouraging them to produce sugar instead.
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Print books, thanks in part to pricing strategies that disincentivize e-book purchasing, have inched upward.
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Worst of all, they could disincentivize preparing teachers to serve students who need the most help.
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Some believe that basic income, while not enough to live off, would disincentivize full-time work.
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The move would make the US labor market less flexible and disincentivize employers from hiring workers.
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"Often when we do these papers people say this will disincentivize people cutting their emissions," he said.
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This, in turn, could disincentivize people from even buying new coverage, since they'll be paying for the transition.
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That is because the goal is not to maximize damage, but to "disincentivize further U.S. tariffs," Xiong said.
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It could disincentivize the kinds of moonshot investments that don't pay steady, predictable returns but can transform society.
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This would effectively disincentivize proactive accessibility measures, as businesses could remain inaccessible and try to run out the clock.
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Healthcare payment models that disincentivize costly tests may be eroding the quality of care that patients expect and deserve.
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And book publishing as an industry is set up to disincentivize bringing an independent fact-checker into the process.
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In contrast, property taxes disincentivize people from using land more productively, since re-developing land leads to higher re-assessments.
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They prefer the idea of giving everyone the exact same amount of subsidy because it's simpler and doesn't disincentivize work.
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But said the aim is to remove content created by known extremists and disincentivize others from reuploading the same videos.
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DeFazio's office said that the tax would disincentivize risky trading practices and collect more than $417 billion over 10 years.
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Removing those protections would disincentivize platforms from removing content, allowing free reign to violent extremists, Nazis and other repugnant actors.
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The union countered with a five percent salary reduction and MLB-style revenue sharing and luxury taxes to disincentivize extravagant spending.
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They say that the expanded funds — though they would only be temporary — disincentivize workers from keeping or returning to those jobs.
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More expensive parts mean smaller profit margins for independent repair shops, which could disincentivize from using Apple's Independent Repair Provider Program.
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But what's behind the idea of a wealth tax, according to the French economists, is that it would disincentivize such large fortunes.
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Rubio's aggressive approach to disincentivize buybacks puts him in line with prominent Democrats who have vowed to come down on the practice.
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With nothing to disincentivize viral hyperpartisan headlines and other exercises in confirmation bias, online misinformation seems to run as rampant as ever.
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Republicans have long demanded reforms to the American welfare system, decrying bloated federal handout programs that they claim disincentivize Americans from working.
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Authorities should crack down on smuggling networks to make their ventures more expensive, to disincentivize people from using those pathways, Smith said.
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"The hope is we're going to disincentivize them from coming here and you're going to see the numbers come down," Morgan added.
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That proposal was met with alarm by home builders and real estate agents, who fear it would disincentivize the purchase of homes.
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Any solution should seek to eliminate, or at least minimize, international conflicts of law and disincentivize extra-territorial applications of domestic law.
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"The money will go right into local main street businesses," Yang said over a question over whether such a plan would disincentivize work.
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The reasoning at the time was that mandating small companies to be able to buy network access would disincentivize building new wireless infrastructure.
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In many ways, our country's welfare programs disincentivize work and actually punish Americans who find work by immediately halting many of their benefits.
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Advocates of UBI say it's a better option than the current system of welfare in many countries and does not disincentivize people from working.
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On problematic interactions, like hateful or uncivil comments, [we] do actively work to identify and disincentivize, down-rank and, in certain cases, remove those.
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Should it pass, a bill like this might disincentivize efforts such as Libra in the near future, but can the floodgates remain closed forever?
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These costs, in addition to the mind-boggling cost of clinical trials, can disincentivize smaller manufacturers from entering the male contraception market at all.
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Industry lobbyists argued it would disincentivize lending at precisely the moment banks need to do more of it to help businesses weather the crisis.
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) established this policy decades ago to ensure that reimbursement rates did not disincentivize hospitals from providing transplants.
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"At the same time, both countries agreed to put in motion a series of actions to prevent and disincentivize new flows," the foreign ministry said.
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Congress attempted to block insurance coverage of abortion Why you should care: These requirements disincentivize insurers from covering abortion and discriminate against low-income women.
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Cloudflare is ratcheting up its fight against bots with a new "fight mode," which it says will frustrate and disincentivize bot operators from their malicious activity.
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Earlier this year we profiled Kasada, a startup aimed at trolling bots in an effort to deter and disincentivize bot operators from targeting its customers' websites.
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The big concern is that such deals could disincentivize younger partners, who now see less future upside while their share of current fees and carry remains static.
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Sound public policy dictates that we should not disincentivize the very behavior that will keep families together and, in turn, reduce future crime and save taxpayers money.
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In fact, one proposal emanating from both presidential campaigns would disincentivize investment in startups, which is precisely the opposite of the direction tax policy needs to go.
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If see-saw trading volumes are sustained, lawyers and experts say regulators may have to adjust the model to disincentivize investors from returning to the dark pools.
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Echoing Stein's earlier comments, the Petit brothers argued that the fear of Trump was being used by Democrats to disincentivize voters from choosing an alternative to Clinton.
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The lawmakers pointed to reports in BuzzFeed News detailing shortages of disinfecting supplies, continued crowded meetings and strict write-up policies that would disincentivize proper sanitary habits.
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YouTube also announced it's no longer allowing users to monetize anti-vaccine videos with ads, in the hopes that that will disincentivize the people who create them.
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Instead, he said, he sought Byrne's help to lift the "frivolous" requirements for the shipyard and construction industries because they would disincentivize those companies from buying coal slag.
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He also responds to critics who say higher tax rates would disincentivize work by pointing out the counter example of New York City where rates are fairly high.
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The aim is to disincentivize stock-based compensation in general as well as the use of share buybacks as a tactic for executives to maximize their own pay.
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Global Tel-Link's product manager Mitch Volkart told AP that the new system is unlikely to disincentivize inmates who use cellphones for the purpose of conducting illegal activity.
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The aim is to disincentivize stock-based compensation in general as well as the use of share buybacks as a tactic for executives to maximize their one pay.
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"You're going to completely disincentivize capital investment, which is going to be very, very bad for economic growth," Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in an interview in September.
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The problem with these measures is they disincentivize the creation of new rental units, which the city desperately needs, and can create even bigger problems in years to come.
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It also often works at cross purposes with private capital, and some of these policies can ultimately disincentivize growing a company beyond the government definitions of a small business.
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The leaked proposed guidelines, which would let schools off the hook for Title IX violations that occur off-campus, could further disincentivize schools from providing critical accommodations to survivors.
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The IOC, which stores samples for 10 years in order to disincentivize doping, re-tested 454 samples from Beijing from athletes who were expected to participate in the Rio Games.
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But obviously they have to find a way to disincentivize the bad behavior on Twitter because it is becoming more and more -- KURTZ: And I will add more for that.
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Analyst Fitch Solutions reduced its Colombian coal production growth forecast from 30.53 percent to 0 percent in January, citing possible production stagnation due to price declines that disincentivize higher output.
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Current price controls are seen as a root cause of shortages as they disincentivize businesses from producing amid steep inflation, so a more widely applied freeze could further hit supplies.
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For now, however, it is concerning that the President's minimization and dismissal of Russian malicious behavior may disincentivize the government from trying to prevent that same conduct from happening again.
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Advocates have widely criticized the move as an unsafe alternative to U.S. detention centers, while defenders have called policies like the MPPs deterrents to disincentivize immigrants from applying for asylum.
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Russia's pain threshold is pretty high — this may disincentivize them from doing more to help them Maduro, but I don't think it incentivizes them to cut ties fully, McCarthy said.
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Trumpcare would disincentivize personal responsibility by revoking Obamacare's requirement that adults maintain coverage (the "mandate") and allowing folks who become sick to hop back into the insurance market at any time.
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"Disincentivize officers when they do this kind of thing," another resident suggested, adding that she disagreed with putting officers on desk duty, instead of terminating them, after they show problematic behavior.
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As I wrote for Vox just last week, book publishing is structured to disincentivize fact-checking: One of the standard parts of any book contract is the warranty and indemnity clause.
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While it doesn't disincentivize exploration, which we were concerned it might, it does pull players' attention to the map more frequently, mitigating the need to pore over every tile for secrets.
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That kind of curation can play an amplifying role for some types of incendiary content, despite the efforts of platforms like Facebook to tweak their algorithms to "disincentivize" or "downrank" it.
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Critics blame Maduro's economic policies including a currency policy that pegs the bolivar at 10 per dollar at the strongest rate and the strict price controls which they say disincentivize production.
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This will further disincentivize cops and their bosses from acting, which is good if you live in a building with a vigilante doorman or robust private security, but bad if you don't.
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When asked by a Twitter user if the decision would disincentivize would-be paying users, Williams maintained that Medium would be keeping an eye on what happens to its paid subscription base.
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If Snapchat refuses to let publishers reuse Discover content on AMP Stories, it could piss off news outlets, disincentivize investment in producing top-notch content or push them to pick Google over Snapchat.
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Graham and other Republican opponents fear that these funds — though they'll be temporary — will be enough to disincentivize workers from either staying or returning to their jobs when the coronavirus crisis is over.
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At this stage, no one needs reminding that many Democratic nominee hopefuls want to tax the wealthy, with Senator Elizabeth Warren in particular looking to disincentivize the accumulation of fortunes above $1 billion.
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Where EVs come in: One part of the report looks at how prospect of energy decarbonization, especially the focus on EVs, is among the forces helping to disincentivize investments in big, expensive supply projects.
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Expulsion hearings, tribunals, or courts of law are not designed to do this; rather, these forums disincentivize truth-telling because those who harmed us know they'll be punished if they admit what really happened.
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It's still not clear if this proposal has enough Republican support or whether it would be paired with other reforms — but already some top Republican senators have expressed concern that this would disincentivize retirement savings.
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These sweeping regulations are part of Section 385 of the IRS tax code and they have little to do with these mergers, but they will certainly raise the cost of capital and further disincentivize job creation.
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Judy Miller, director of retirement policy at the American Retirement Association, said that a corporate integration proposal could dissuade people from saving through 401(k) plans and would disincentivize small-business owners from offering those plans.
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The Democrats recommend in the letter that if the Ethics Committee allows lawmakers to sleep in their offices that the members be taxed "at the fair market value of a Capitol Hill apartment" to disincentivize the practice.
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Steyer's $100 million self-funding pledge may disincentivize grassroots donors from wanting to chip in to see him on the debate stage, said Adam Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, which supports Massachusetts Sen.
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Our governors and communities should act decisively to disincentivize and devalue data hoarding with creative policies, including carefully defined bans, levies, mandated data sharing, and community benefit policies, all backed up by the brass knuckles of the law.
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Wilson says snapback tariffs exist under some World Trade Organization measures, but they're typically accompanied by a provision that allows the country being hit by them to impose some of its own in order to disincentivize their abuse.
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Given the plethora of medical issues associated with sugar, it's no surprise that governments around the world are struggling to finding ways to disincentivize consumers who are getting fat and killing their pancreases with cheap and addictive refined sugars.
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Allowing noncitizens to participate in even our lowest level of elections may disincentivize them from going through the proper immigration channels to obtain citizenship and may actually encourage them to continue voting illegally on the state and national levels.
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The crucial role of the family in building the early skills for success highlights the importance of eliminating the marriage penalties in the tax code and various welfare programs that disincentivize the formation of long-term stable marriages and families.
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In traffic flow just as in economics, supply and demand tend to seek an equilibrium: After a certain point, traffic jams and slow roads disincentivize the use of cars for unnecessary journeys, and the number of vehicles in the system remains roughly constant.
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He said that it remains Trump's goal to tax the carried interest that hedge-fund managers receive as ordinary income rather than capital gains but that the administration is looking at making sure that the tax code doesn't disincentivize investments by other types of investors.
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At the time, I wrote that the errors in the book suggested it might never have been fact-checked at all, especially since book publishing is set up to disincentivize the practice, in part by requiring authors to pay for it out of pocket.
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We have seen other leaders do this in the past, including President Vladimir Putin, who we assess purposefully spoke about the strength of the economy under your administration during a press conference to distract and disincentivize you from taking steps to punish Russia for its election interference.
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The penalties employers face for hiring undocumented workers stem from the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act, which, in addition to legalizing about 3 million people, created employer sanctions and the requirement that businesses check for work authorization as a way to disincentivize undocumented immigrants and protect US jobs, Hahn said.
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Of course, shareholders could bail on Google if it opts to accept military money as a way to force the company's hand, but if anything the influx of military money is likely to strongly disincentivize a boycott by ethical investors because the military money will increase the value of the company.
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The senior transition official said the transition team is beginning to find "common ground" with House Speaker Paul Ryan and Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady, pointing in particular to the border adjustment tax measure included in House Republicans' "Better Way" tax reform proposal, which would disincentivize imports through tax policy.
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Stricter labor standards are designed to disincentivize manufacturers from seeking cheaper labor in Mexico, but it seems unlikely that jobs will be flooding back to the US. The country of origin rules for automobiles might also make manufacturing cars more expensive, since it's designed to stop factories from outsourcing for cheaper materials.
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Better warning systems that advise people when the must immediately evacuate, more resilient cell phone towers, more road egress alternatives to allow for faster evacuations, more regulations and financial incentives for housing construction that may reduce rapid burning, insurance regulations that will disincentivize people who would prefer to live in the highest fire threat areas and so on.
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Exactly, or it might have been in a bundle or might have been considered by a middleman like Digital Media or Midroll, but now it's like, "Yeah, we have better, more accurate numbers about everybody else, and we're going to leave you on the site for now," and that's going to disincentivize a certain generation or class of smaller publishers.
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In a tone-deaf move devoid of empathy for what Americans are going through, some GOP senators objected to the extra unemployment benefits that would be offered to eligible workers, $600 per week, feeling that it was "too generous" (as Democrat Brian Schatz of Hawaii tweeted) and might disincentivize people to go back to work once the crisis is over.
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The Republicans' wish list has long included slashing Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program spending; cutting the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, the federal food stamp program); cutting the Earned-Income Tax Credit (EITC, the work-incentive and tax credit for low-income earners); and numerous other programs such as college Pell grants, college loan subsidies, and Social Security Disability Insurance, programs which they argue are inefficient, and disincentivize work effort.
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