Sentence examples for granted incentives from inspiring English sources

In contrast to past policies, the city has also granted incentives to law firms, like Cahill Gordon & Reindel and Stroock & Stroock & Lavan.

The Greek government has granted incentives to existing hotels to perform improvements that would lift the general level of many of these hotels.

Mr. Shelat was hired at $72,000 a year and was granted incentive stock options, or I.S.O.'s, that would have allowed him to buy stock in the company at 6 cents a share.

While the IRS is making few seizures these days, it is also cutting no special breaks for the thousands of employees like Doherty who were granted "incentive stock options" and through bad advice, bad luck or greed dug themselves into a deep AMT hole.

As late as ad 1504 it was almost uninhabited following depredations by corsairs, and the Venetians had to grant incentives to settlers from neighbouring islands and the mainland to repopulate it.

"It's symptomatic of a larger transformation," he said, as companies unlock more entrepreneurial activity, granting incentives and rewards to researchers in the hope they will stay put instead of moving to other companies.

BITs encourage foreign investment reciprocally by lowering barriers, ensuring protection, and granting incentives, while BTAs promote both trade and investment liberalization through the reduction of trade and investment regulations.

But leaders of the two national teachers' unions came out in opposition to draft legislation to renew the No Child Left Behind law because it contained a proposal to count student test scores in granting incentive pay.

We also find that family firms are more likely to grant incentive stock options at low to intermediate level of family ownership in presence of effective board monitoring and during the global financial crisis.

Last year, 200 of the nation's largest companies granted equity incentives -- mostly options -- to employees that represented 2percentt of the companies' shares outstanding, on average, the firm said.

"Brazil has developed specific policies that grant incentives to foment research, development and industrial production".