Sentence examples for incentive to command from inspiring English sources

Many other Latin American countries, by contrast, have "open" party lists, which allow legislators to take their case directly to the voters thus giving them an incentive to command media coverage, or to demand local pork in return for supporting the government.

In a market dominated by rebates and interest-free financing, the Odyssey has rarely carried buyer incentives and continues to command close to its sticker price, although its appearance is starting to be a little dated.

Those accountants in turn had an incentive to evaluate their clients fairly, in order to command the trust of the markets.

where cmd refers to command.

Günter Kuhnke proceeded to command.

Go back to command prompt.

"I don't know of any other major industrial country that resorts to command-and-control regulations, rather than the price incentive, to conserve oil," Dr. Nivola said.

This functioned as an incentive to divide the organization into geographical and functional units with sub-commanders, each with a more manageable area of command.

Wagons never commanded significant premiums over the sedans on which they were traditionally based, rendering their makers' incentive to build them slim.

They have incentive to stay.

So would their incentive to innovate.