Sentence examples for incentives to move from inspiring English sources

Other big companies can expect juicy incentives to move to Washington, but not Walmart.

International rules should recognise the importance of protecting our northern forests and provide incentives to move forward in the future.

First, our trade policies must eliminate the artificial incentives to move overseas the industries that create these well-paying jobs.

On paper there are big incentives to move around in what European leaders envisaged as one huge market.

The Bloomberg administration has made creating incentives to move shelter families into the work force a centerpiece of its strategy to combat homelessness.

Mr. Sokolski says that regulated tenants who are offered incentives to move from their regulated apartments should always seek the advice of a lawyer.

Detroit keeps its factories at full tilt only by offering huge discounts and other sales incentives to "move the metal", as they say there.

Builders began offering incentives to move homes as if they were cars on a dealer's lot: low-interest financing, free appliances, anything to make a sale.

Zero percent financing, and other incentives, to move the cars off the lots, the waning 2001 models and the spanking new 2002's.

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Oct. 18 (AP) — The United Nations envoy to Myanmar said Thursday that the country's military rulers could be offered incentives to move toward democratic reforms.

That brings me to my third thought, if each of these barriers can block sustainability initiatives, then how do we align systems and incentives to move sustainability forward?