Sentence examples for incentive to agree from inspiring English sources

That gives the big ones a strong incentive to agree to whatever settlement the DoJ proposes.

The government has now given them an incentive to agree to more homes being built.

The calculation was that this would give Mr. Arafat an incentive to agree to a cease-fire.

As long as Mr. Assad can count on military and political support from Russia, he has no incentive to agree to a cease-fire or a political transition.

If each required party does not gain by the agreement as a whole, there is no incentive to agree to it.

More important, he would need a go-ahead from the Mets, who probably do not have much incentive to agree to let him play.

And Mr. Abbas himself has admitted that the peace process is "jammed" and that his government had merely helped create "a good situation" for Israel, which, enjoying years of unprecedented cooperation with Palestinian forces in the West Bank, lacks incentives to agree to any change.

The tensions are real but there are large incentives to agree on a banking union.

And absent a permanent bump-up in the rent, a landlord may not have the incentive necessary to agree to this rent-regulated tenant's proposed kitchen project.

But some employment lawyers argue that the introduction of fees reduces the incentive for employers to agree to early settlements.

There is significant incentive for players to agree to an H.G.H. testing program in time for the start of the season.