Sentence examples for incentive to file from inspiring English sources

DJs, however, may have longer setlists and arguably have less of an incentive to file a setlist.

Often, the plaintiffs would have no incentive to file suits one by one but can obtain redress by joining together.

Because few lawyers are ever sanctioned, the system creates an incentive to file as many cases as possible, regardless of merit.

The finance council member said there would be little financial incentive to file for bankruptcy if the plaintiffs' monetary demands were in line with the awards in the Geoghan case.

The Pentagon evidently hopes that these hearings will be enough to persuade the courts not to intervene, say the critics, who as a result have added incentive to file their petitions as quickly as possible.

E-filing: "The only incentive to file electronically is to get the refund back faster," says Glowacki.

Lower damage estimates also decrease lawyers' incentives to file suits.

But he also said that consumers had taken on less debt in the past three years, which means there is less debt to discharge and fewer incentives to file bankruptcy.

They would like to establish objective medical criteria for claimants, remove incentives to file claims without a manifest injury, ban consolidated claims, and bar attorneys from filing their claims in states that have no connection with the case.

Operational changes mandated by the AIA, such as introducing incentives to file electronically and offering "fast track" applications for those who pay a higher fee up front, are intended to address the USPTO's massive backlog, which hit an all-time high of some 750,000 unexamined applications in 2009.

Personal property insurance policies can create incentives to file false claims.