Sentence examples for passed incentives from inspiring English sources

The reality is that while a few state governments, including Oregon's, have passed incentives for owners to sell their land to residents, most of the 50,000 communities will go the way of the dinosaur over the next few decades.

Yet these concerns have been ignored by state regulators, advocates say, and have gone unnoticed by federal lawmakers who recently passed incentives intended to promote purchases of long-term-care policies, in the hopes of forestalling a Medicare funding crisis.

After the last downturn in 2001, business investment slumped for several years after Congress passed tax incentives, in part because many companies had vast amounts of extra production capacity.

IN THE depths of recession in 2010, a jobs-obsessed Congress passed the Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment Act.

America's health-care reform, passed earlier this year, offers incentives for old people to be cared for at home, to contain the rising cost to the taxpayer.

But Congress has not passed similar tax incentives that Mr. Obama proposed in the past two years, testifying to the legislative hurdles for the president's second-term agenda.

The glamorous Hotel Riviera was just one of several temples to unbridled hedonism that hatched across 1950s Havana, as an entertainment and building boom scurried across Vedado, in large part due to a hotel law – bristling with tax incentives – passed by President Fulgencio Batista.

Conversely, Hungary was able to attract $21 million in production spending back in 2004 when it passed welcoming tax incentives.

The law, if passed, would offer incentives to companies and non-government organizations equipping Iranian citizens with technology for bypassing government media restrictions.

By passing their incentive along to doctors and hospitals.

Typically, however, brokerages do pass the incentive along to the deserving agent, according to Ms. Maisano.