Sentence examples for increased incentive to from inspiring English sources

Higher interest rates can spur consumption if their impact on income outweighs the increased incentive to save.

After Congress expanded FISA's reach, in 1994, by allowing physical searches of homes and computers in addition to electronic surveillance, criminal investigators had increased incentive to use the act — as Rowley apparently hoped to do — as an expedient alternative to going before an ordinary judge.

Companies now have increased incentive to identify, capture, inventory and protect their potential trade secret information.

18 With the introduction of the Quality and Outcomes Framework in 2004, there has also been increased incentive to identify smokers in relation to specific disease outcomes.

But Justice has argued -- and convinced Judge Jackson -- that these conventional costs are outweighed by what it expects to be increased incentives to innovate.

But the plan might end up costing the taxpayers money, as the Treasury Department would pay increased incentives to Fannie and Freddie to get them to participate.

They are the wealthy, predominantly white tech employees who have been pouring into the formerly working-class immigrant neighborhoods, driving up the cost of housing, and giving the landlords increased incentives to evict longtime tenants from rent-controlled apartments.

Last Friday, the Treasury announced that it would offer increased incentives to lenders to forgive portions of homeowner debt, saying pointedly that for the first time the incentives would be offered on loans held by Fannie and Freddie.

Mr Miliband said the move was "wrong" as the 10p tax rate made a difference to people on low incomes and increased incentives to work.

In fact, Hijzen confirms the presence of the moral hazard both in the form of reduced work incentives per se as well as in the form of increased incentives to work informally during the period of benefit receipt.

The only difference was a simple change in policy that increased incentives to work and not be slothful.