Sentence examples for incentive to establish from inspiring English sources

We have an incentive to establish a reputation for niceness, so people will want to work with us.

"This creates a perverse incentive to establish tree plantations and displace native forests, which is precisely what we see here," Wang said.

Worse still, investment banks may have an incentive to establish ETNs and synthetic ETFs as a cheap way of financing their assets.

Executives who react badly to negative news and who consider themselves superior will have little incentive to establish a strong and independent team that can provide much-needed critical and brutally honest feedback.

It's a nice incentive to establish savings while having fun and potentially winning prizes.

Leading wireless providers have little incentive to establish roaming agreements with smaller carriers, he added, and federal subsidies to promote phone service in rural areas don't fund much wireless expansion.

In 1996, President Bill Clinton authorized the repeal of a 1976 provision that gave American companies significant tax incentives to establish their subsidiaries on the island.

Regardless of the social value of accuracy, litigants generally gain by devoting resources toward proof of damages, leading often to socially excessive private incentives to establish damages.

The city is building a huge financial center in the Pudong district, trying to lure Wall Street executives and giving private equity firms incentives to establish offices here.

In many cases, the influx of money has created incentives to establish or expand orphanages — and identify children to fill them.

One German company that relied on the incentives to establish a small assembly line, BMW, nearly saw production shut down this year when some benefits were abruptly revoked, then reinstated on the Kremlin's order.