Sentence examples for incentive to pass from inspiring English sources

As a result, the defense has argued, Mr. Gupta had no incentive to pass tips Mr. Rajaratnam during that period.

With no guaranteed stake in the Knicks' future, the short-timers may have little incentive to pass the ball, set a good screen or take a charge — the out-of-the-box-score plays that make a team successful.

The incentive (to pass a standardized test) is not enough for students to endure a longer school day, more school time on the weekend, or an uncomfortable six weeks in a sweltering classroom during the summer.

We gave them content on Woody's site and an incentive to pass it around.

"Therefore if fintech can come and pick up a part of a value chain which we believe they can execute better than us, at better economics and scalability, the banks have inherent incentive to pass that activity on to fintech and move on to the value added space".

They have no incentive to pass offshore reform: they are the largest recipients of oil industry contributions.

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However, there is reason to believe that students have more incentive to pay for passing their fourth year examinations, which play an important part in determining their future.

"There's no incentive for us to pass or fail," he said.

Making foreign aid conditional on results gives governments an extra incentive not just to pass laws, but to enforce them.

Without the provision, many lawmakers and farm groups fear there would be no incentive for Congress to pass a farm bill on time.