Sentence examples for contracts encourages from inspiring English sources

A day after Congress's defeat, the Forward Markets Commission, India's regulator for commodities markets, banned the writing of new contracts in wheat and rice futures, which set a price today for commodities delivered a month or more hence.Trading in such contracts encourages hoarding, thereby raising prices, the politicians allege.

The wireless industry's business model – under which carriers subsidize new devices in exchange for long-term service contracts – encourages rapid turnover, given that few consumers directly pay the $649 to $849 retail price for an iPhone 5 or $638 for an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S IV.

Moreover, I show that immigration has a negative impact on their fraction of time worked i.e., the decline in wages experienced by the native workers under fixed-term contracts encourages them to reduce their hours of work.

Licensing contracts encourage exhibitors to extend the run of movies that are doing well, for instance, while dumping the ones that flop.

Governments have loosened the rules on part-time work and short-term contracts, encouraging firms to hire more workers, free of the usual strict job-protection rules and high social-security contributions that have deterred them from hiring in the past.

Yoon believes the longer contracts encourage licensees to spend more money marketing.

Furthermore, we show that CPP contracts encourage consumers to forecast honestly by rewarding them with discounted rates, while remaining profitable for the provider, even when forecasts are not completely accurate.

Badiani and others say that Spain needs to make it easier to fire workers on full-time contracts, encouraging companies to hire more workers full-time rather than on a temporary basis.

The contracts encourage a care pathway approach in which all patients should be assessed formally on joining the practice and at each subsequent recall.

It drew up a new contract encouraging bidders to provide support in different locations, rather than at a single centre, to achieve its vision of a network of "community hubs".

The results are consistent with the faulty contract hypothesis that argues that the contract design encourages short-selling by the convertible holders and other professional short sellers.