Sentence examples for available incentives from inspiring English sources

After taking advantage of all available incentives, the cost to a Westchester customer is about $18,000, he said.

I am sure more can be done in regards to the available incentives in order to reduce losses (Individual interview (see Table 1 )).

While the majority of available incentives are on domestic autos like these, the new industry landscape has created unique opportunities to get good deals on some models that aren't normally discounted.

The residential solar hot water system based model is developed, and the geographic variations in the solar resource, supply water temperature, local energy price, hot water usage, and available incentives are selected for analysis.

On the other hand, where standardised and reliable credentials of individual skills are available, incentives to use and gather additional information may be weak (see Müller and Wolter [2014]).

The California Competes program is authorized to boost its total available incentives to $150 million during the state fiscal year that begins July 1.

(It would burn through the available incentive in one market day).

The company said Mr. Simmons, who is also chairman of Nasdaq, turned down $70,635 of his guaranteed $750,000 bonus for 2002 to make more money available as incentives to nonexecutive employees.

The results show that, if implemented effectively in conjunction with the available government incentives, the CAFE regulation can accelerate EV market penetration and help the U.S. to move away from conventional vehicles, thus reducing fossil fuel dependency.

Microsoft's vice president for tax, William Sample, said the main reasons for moving operations outside of the US was not tax, although he admitted they came into consideration: "While the primary objective of our regional structure is to improve our competitiveness and efficiency in each of the three regions, we evaluated available tax incentives".

While the intention is reportedly to keep production of the series in Nashville, Deadline suggests that it largely depends on available tax incentives from the state of Tennessee.