Sentence examples for compelling incentives from inspiring English sources

Some of the most compelling incentives yet invented have been put in place to deter crime.

Societal therapeutic diplomacy is needed, but so is the provision by the international community of compelling incentives for agreement and against intransigence.

Mr. Obama will also have to come up with a strategy for constraining Iran's nuclear program — with compelling incentives or far more dissuasive sanctions.

Under normal circumstances the show might have been canceled by now, but with the writers' strike continuing to drag out, and seven episodes of the show (produced by ABC Studios) yet to be broadcast, there are compelling incentives for the network not to swing the ax just yet.

No matter how they are managed, store cards allow retailers to track the buying habits of their customers and in most cases to save the cost of transaction fees imposed by outside credit cards -- compelling incentives to recapture market share from the bank cards.

We are calling on industry to advertise the benefits of connectivity rather than broadband speeds, to come up with compelling incentives and affordable, entry-level broadband starter packs, and for Government to play a key role in nudging the final 10million of us to go online by thinking internet first when it delivers public services.

The Chinese government, she said, has an even more compelling incentive to keep buying: it needs the United States to recover as a market for Chinese goods.

Savings that range from half to less than one-tenth the price of designer apparel or high-end brands are a compelling incentive to buy.

Counseling interviews with emerging adults show that the elicitation of some expected SIF allows them to re-read their current and past experiences from such a perspective and constitutes a compelling incentive to act.

And demonstrating to the world that a 47-year-old (she turns 48 in September) can still compete against the best — and considerably younger — athletes has been an equally compelling incentive.

The apologists said that Arsenal was a wounded animal, playing for pride; and they said Bayern had no compelling incentive other than to do enough to reach the next round.