Sentence examples for incentives act from inspiring English sources

One truly new thing is the Energy Tax Incentives Act that Congress passed in 2005.

Economic incentives act like gravity, pulling almost everyone down that pipe – so what are the stages that filter people out of it nonetheless?

Recognizing this, the Ticket to Work and Work Improvement Incentives Act of 1999 (Ticket Act) put into place a number of new policies and programs designed to encourage beneficiaries' return-to-work efforts.

In the Philippines, the success of health workers at the barangay level, the smallest political unit in the country, was encouraged by the Barangay Health Workers Benefits and Incentives Act of 1995, which includes provisions for subsistence allowances, career enrichment, special training programmes and preferential access to loans.

In contrast, the liquid incentives acted as an immediate reinforcer providing a concrete external reward, which elicited activation in the bilateral striatum and amygdala.

Under the Math and Science Incentive Act of 2005, each STEM major would receive a waiver of up to $10,000 in loan interest in exchange for agreeing to work as a science or math teacher or as a STEM professional for five consecutive years.

Europe's cities generally have stronger incentives to act.

Financial carrots (and sometimes, sticks) are also needed, to give employees and their spouses incentives to act.

So Western leaders have few incentives to act tough in China, and plenty of reasons to tone down their criticisms of its government.

The President can't legislate, can't appropriate, can't imprison, she says, and has "strong electoral and political incentives to act according to the public interest".

ACCURACY -- Mr. Lazio sponsored the legislation, the Ticket to Work and Work Incentives Improvement Act, which was signed into law in December.