Sentence examples for direct incentives from inspiring English sources

Finally, we can offer businesses direct incentives for employment.

What's needed now is more research and direct incentives from the Agriculture Department to find ways to mitigate this problem.

That is because a gas tax provides immediate, direct incentives for drivers to reduce gasoline use, while the efficiency standards must squeeze the reduction out of new vehicles only.

Still, rather than expand the stimulus, the president on Wednesday turned to direct incentives as a less expensive tactic, suggesting that in his view it would be just as effective.

Regulators in the United States have favored less direct incentives like requiring municipalities to buy a percentage of their electricity from companies making renewable energy, although a few cities and states, most notably Vermont, are experimenting with the feed-in concept.

The study released this summer by Siemens AG found that while New York trailed only San Francisco and Vancouver in overall green efforts like improving air quality and cutting greenhouse gas emissions, it trailed most other cities in the study in managing waste because it relies primarily on awareness campaigns rather than direct incentives for waste reduction.

These pressures are a direct incentive to exaggerate the importance of your work.

It is a direct incentive for new schools to locate, and expand, in the areas of greatest need.

And we had a direct incentive to be fair to people who would later reciprocate kindness or punish selfishness.

"Banks would have a direct incentive to stick the government with bad debts which will be extremely difficult to monitor," says economist Dean Baker.

Barnett, author of "Young Delinquents" (Methuen, 1913) warning readers that silent films present children with "a direct incentive to crime, demonstrating, for instance, how a theft could be perpetrated".