Sentence examples for incentive to terminate from inspiring English sources
After all, it is older workers who are far more costly, in terms of their pension accruals, than younger workers, due to the pesky nature of "time value of money". The shift to defined contribution/401(k) plans ought to remove one incentive to terminate older employees, if their retirement benefits are exactly that same percent-of-pay contribution as for younger employees.
NAPW opposes laws that create an incentive for women to terminate otherwise wanted pregnancies.
The Congressional Budget Office initially estimated that 2.7 million retirees would lose employer-provided benefits because of this new law's incentives for employers to terminate group coverage; seniors would have to either purchase their own far costlier individual plans or else do without.
As a result, there is an economic incentive for cable systems to terminate the retransmission of the broadcast signal, refuse to carry new signals, or reposition a broadcast signal to a disadvantageous channel position.
The House Wednesday approved three anti-abortion amendments to the GOP welfare reform bill aimed at decreasing what some members fear would be incentives for poor women to terminate pregnancies.
These include that patients a) become financially dependent on the incentive, b) demand more money over time, c) will not want to terminate the scheme although they might be prepared to adhere to medication even without the incentive, and d) spend the additional income on illegal drugs.
He said that he filed for bankruptcy in 2013 because his landlord was seeking to terminate his mid-Wilshire lease over "one month's late rent payment". The real incentive, he said, was the lease's valuable purchase option.
tries to terminate the deal.
To terminate its own life?
