Sentence examples for announced incentives from inspiring English sources

Brown should have announced incentives to get people out of planes and onto trains.

Osborne has announced incentives for saving that he said would "put the next generation first" – an increase in the ISA limit to £20,000 and a new lifetime ISA for up to £4,000 per year.

At a news conference, the mayor also announced incentives to bring more African-Americans into the Ferguson police force, which is currently overwhelmingly white.

More recently, the UK government announced incentives for initiation and delivery in research in 2011 [ 6].

In addition to bringing a number of young professionals into the party, the policy changes he instituted included promising a ban on state land acquisition, announcing incentives for the agricultural sector (including extending loans to farmers at low interest rates), and (in a turnaround from 2009) promising laptop and tablet computers to students who had completed the school-leaving examination.

Dartmouth College, under budget pressure tied to the recession, announced a incentives to induce retirements.

G.M. announced new incentives for October, including cash-back offers as high as $4,500 for the 2003 Chevrolet Avalanche.

This week David Cameron said the government was "going all out for shale" and announced financial incentives for councils and local communities, labelled bribes by opponents.

The prime minister, Stephen Harper, defends traditional family values and recently announced tax incentives for women to look after their kids at home.

New York, for example, recently announced new incentives, partly to make sure that American productions stay in its state, not Connecticut or Vancouver or, sometimes, Romania.

Ford, whose sales were up 3.2percentt, also announced new incentives today, including 36-month interest- free loans on many of its 2003 cars, sport utility vehicles and pickups.