Sentence examples for incentive to lock from inspiring English sources
Senator Sanders proposes abolishing prisons for profit, which have an incentive to lock up more people, to legalize marijuana, and to eliminate "mandatory minimums" for drug-related crimes which result in sentencing disparities between black and white people.
If Revis figures into the Jets' long-term plans, the team will have incentive to lock him up before next season because a clause in his contract precludes the team from using the franchise tag to retain him.
In the past, interest on fixed-rate cash Isas has beaten easy access accounts hands down, but now there's scarcely any difference between them, giving little incentive to lock your money away in a fix.
However, for the handful of stars who stay healthy, football can offer a decent living: Peyton Manning, the Denver Broncos' quarterback, has pulled in over $200m.Given this uncertainty, football players have a strong incentive to lock in a base level of compensation.
Overconfidence in future preferences affects economic welfare because it says people have too much incentive to lock themselves into future suboptimal decisions.
"Anything that creates a market incentive to lock people up undermines the very purpose of our criminal justice system," says Sheila Bedy, executive director of the Justice Policy Institute, a Washington DC-based prison research foundation.
As in Karen's case, employees who leave firms for greener pastures must exercise their incentive options within three months to lock in long-term tax gains.
While incentives will eventually become necessary to lock in an agreement, there are three essential impediments that must first be mitigated in order to change the Israelis' and Palestinians' perception of each other to enable them to negotiate in good faith.
Normally, investors are given extra incentive in the form of higher rates to lock up their money for a longer period.
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