Sentence examples for fiscal rewards from inspiring English sources

While the OMM cannot go so far as to promise actual fiscal rewards, any reader who can match each of the following quotes to the correct Girl Aloud without peeking should feel empowered to contact the editor of this magazine directly and demand a special prize (though how he chooses to respond to such requests will obviously be up to him).

Story missions and side missions often result in sizable fiscal rewards for Arthur, although some story missions do require upfront investments and sometimes result in a bounty on Arthur's head.

First of all, the data may have been influenced by patient self-selection (self-selection bias) because of the fact that a) the responding women had access to and use the internet; b) in most cases they had experience in online market research participation in exchange for a small fiscal reward and c) they were willing to answer questions concerning their sexual health.

The fiscal environment rewards innovation and includes Europe's most generous tax credit for research and development.

The party of fiscal responsibility rewards demanding donors with reckless tax cuts that generate trillion-dollar annual deficits.

But by limiting federal financing, we have effectively "outsourced" science and have guaranteed that any patents, licenses and other rewards, fiscal or honorary, that result from these discoveries will not be the property of American scientists or universities and the public.

German leaders genuinely believed that financial markets would reward fiscal rectitude with lower interest rates.

An ideal next step would be for dividends to replace bonuses as the main incentive in executive compensation, so that pay rewards good fiscal performance.

Good fiscal policy must be rewarded through the credit costs, bad punished".

Many economists agree that letting Greece off the hook would reward bad fiscal behavior, raise borrowing costs for other countries and eventually destabilize the European monetary union.

It is the point where the already threadbare veil of "meritocracy" falls off to reveal a fiscal system designed to reward already concentrated pots of wealth.