Sentence examples for incentive to remove from inspiring English sources

Reporting the consequences of cost-cutting is an incentive to remove bad practice from supply chains.

AROUND existing landmarks, there is little opportunity to incorporate barriers unobtrusively and almost no incentive to remove them once installed.

"Businesses, unfortunately, have a greater incentive to remove a negative review than the reviewer has in writing the review in the first place," Mr. Wilson said.

In this case, GOP House leaders had an incentive to remove this legislative thorn from their side, given the uphill battle for conservative votes in recent years.

But they do show that even in states where the benefits are relatively high, there is a clear incentive to remove oneself quickly from the ranks of the unemployed.

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Las Vegas has managed to cut significantly outdoor water use by incentives to remove lawns in 1999; prohibiting front lawns for new houses since 2003 and encouraging older houses to convert gardens to xeriscaping.

But a new owner who pays the $4 billion to $5 billion that MetLife is said to want may have a powerful financial incentive to try to remove many or most of those units from the rent regulation system.

A market for stover creates an incentive for farmers to remove more after the harvest.

The chancellor also announced that he would encourage job creation – and introduce incentives for business to remove the need for tax credits with pay rises – by cutting corporation tax to 18% by 2020.

State design-defect laws play an important role not only discovering risks, but also in providing incentives for manufacturers to remove dangerous products from the market promptly.