Sentence examples similar to curtail incentive from inspiring English sources

To do otherwise, it has argued, would hurt its business and curtail its incentives to develop new products.

John Cornyn, the attorney general of Texas, said the agreement would curtail financial incentives that "tempt doctors to deny necessary medical care" by linking physicians' incomes to holding down costs.

Devising ways to curtail the financial incentives of war in Africa is essential.

Mr. Lapid said he would not stop the so-called "natural expansion" of settlements in the West Bank, nor curtail the financial incentives offered Israelis to move there.

But a glut of permits has meant prices have been so low that big carbon polluters have had little incentive to curtail their smokestack emissions.

Members of both parties expressed concern that the legislation, by offering new drug benefits under Medicare, would give employers incentive to curtail the drug coverage they now provide to retired workers.

Members of Congress said today that a bill to add prescription drug benefits to Medicare would give employers a powerful incentive to curtail the drug coverage that they now provide to retired workers.

The Medicare legislation authorizes the biggest expansion of the health insurance program for the elderly since its creation in 1965, but it also gives private and public employers a powerful incentive to curtail drug benefits for retirees.

Criminals are better off in rich societies where there is plenty to steal, but no individual criminal has an incentive to curtail his criminal career and restrain his thieving.

Recent ratification of the Kyoto protocol by Canada provides an incentive to curtail deforestation and initiate reforestation actions.

On the other, smokers might feel that opportunities for early detection of cancer reduce the incentive to curtail their risky activities.