Sentence examples for drop incentives from inspiring English sources

When a nation assigns a value to its natural resources, it may be more likely to drop incentives which encourage resource depletion.

Similarly, decisions to drop incentives for a specific indicator would be motivated by changes in these considerations such that other indicators seemed to offer more population benefit or room for improvement.

He said the city would prompt further Coney Island development by paying for a Little League field close to the new stadium, for repairs on the rusting framework of the parachute drop, and for incentives to lure new stores to the blighted quarter-mile stretch of Surf Avenue between the stadium site and the historic Nathan's hot dog emporium.

What she didn't say was that Democrats had to drop nearly all incentives for renewable energy and agree not to raise taxes on oil companies like BP, Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips in order to get it passed.

With equipment prices dropping, and tax incentives to subsidize capital investments, these trends seem likely to continue.

As a consequence, it was obliged to drop its controversial incentive plan, known as Leap, or leadership equity acquisition plan.

Westminster has concessions for electric cars while the City of London has just dropped its parking incentives.

Last year, incentives dropped in October and November, but rebounded by more than $300 a vehicle in December, as automakers tried to rustle up every sale they could claim for 2002.

He vows that his bank will drop its sales incentive program — blamed for prompting bankers to set up illegal and unauthorized bank and credit card accounts to meet their sales goals — by the end of the week, not in January, as he had previously promised.

This response rate was a result of the survey being voluntary, offering no incentives, dropping of courses by students, or absences during any of the survey administrations.

Real estate brokers expect the net cost of the space to drop with the downtown incentives.