Sentence examples for incentive to accept from inspiring English sources

Auditors had an incentive to accept the claims of the project manager without too much inspection.

Doctors will not have any incentive to accept new Medicare patients.

Likewise, it said, Democrats would have an incentive to accept the deficit-reduction package to avoid across-the-board cuts in education, transportation and other domestic programs.

The purpose of the Arizona Citizens Clean Election Act was to offer candidates an incentive to accept public money without fear of being outspent by a wealthy opponent.

But with the prospect of free agency just over four months away, Reyes has little incentive to accept an offer from the Mets unless it is staggering.

The Medicare patient has an incentive to accept expensive treatment because it seems to be free and is enthusiastically recommended by the physician.

Communities will be offered incentives to accept incinerators or anaerobic digesters: perhaps cheap heat or power, or a share of business taxes paid by such plants.

In a 2002 pamphlet they argued that pupils should be funded on an individual basis, with schools given incentives to accept those from less privileged backgrounds.

He has offered Russia incentives to accept this course, including military aid, joint antimissile exercises and the purchase of Russian surface-to-air missiles.

Expanding eligibility for the earned-income tax credit would raise incentives to accept low-wage jobs, as it clearly has for single mothers.

Local communities are to be given more powers to block onshore wind farms, but also offered greater incentives to accept them, the government says.