Sentence examples for incentives introduced from inspiring English sources

Federal wind energy incentives introduced after the oil crisis of the late 1970s helped drive large-scale turbine use.

Without an arbitration service, the incentives introduced by legislation – through the Crime and Courts Act 2013 - would not be properly activated, as Parliament intended.

Ford and Chrysler executives have chafed at the interest-free financing incentives, introduced by G.M. after the attacks, but felt compelled to respond to G.M. to stay competitive.

A pilot program of special export zones will be expanded and streamlined, and incentives introduced for exports of agricultural products, hardware and gems.

Marlene Kaldenbach, 52, a part-time saleswoman from Krefeld, about 30 miles north of Cologne, sees this hesitation regularly, despite longer shopping hours and other consumer incentives introduced by the German government.

Then it will invite Brazilian corporations to help sponsor the American shows or tours with tax-deductible donations, as a result of new incentives introduced by the Brazilian government.

The committee makes several commonsense recommendations: get rid of these artificial incentives; introduce strict guidelines on the use of PFI; and consider using direct investment instead.

Incentives: Introducing a carbon price which will be payed periodic for the carbon stored in the standing forest biomass.

In Japan, Honda could see a further jump in sales from a "cash for clunkers" incentive introduced by the government this month.

Oil and gas companies can claim deductions of 150% for some costs associated with searching for offshore fossil fuel resources, an incentive introduced by the Howard government in 2004.

Subsequent adjunct incentives were introduced in Victoria to place a parallel incentive for hospital emergency department performance [ 33, 34].