Sentence examples similar to pound incentive from inspiring English sources

Sports Direct yesterday unveiled a new plan to reward its billionaire executive deputy chairman, Mike Ashley – its third attempt to hand him a multimillion-pound incentive – but was immediately criticised by shareholders who bemoaned a lack of transparency and consultation.

On Monday, the prime minister said the UK was "going all out for shale" and announced millions of pounds of incentives for local authorities to accept fracking.

Within as little as four months they can find themselves turfed out, despite councils having spent thousands of pounds in incentives to get them housed.

Practice managers were notified before the letters were sent, and a twenty pound store voucher incentive prize was offered to those who participated as a thank you for their time.

He described this as a "pounds and pence incentive".

It asked workers to shift to a defined contribution plan resembling a 401(k) in the United States and offered up to 15,000 pounds as an incentive for workers to switch.

It said it paid 2.4 billion pounds ($3.9 billion) in incentive awards last year, raising bonuses at the investment bank by 13percentt despite a slump in its profits.

It told the BBC a drop in the value of the pound would create an incentive for wholesalers to sell medicines overseas instead of to the NHS.

However, it believes the reduction in cost of London commercial operations created by the sudden depreciation of the pound may lessen the incentive to relocate.

We carried out a randomised controlled trial of inclusion of monetary incentive (five pound voucher redeemable at many high street stores) with the reminder questionnaire to parents.

When the parents were sent the reminder questionnaire about their child's health and development they were randomly assigned by concealed computer-generated allocation stratified by week of birthday to receive a five pound voucher or no incentive.