Sentence examples for proposing incentives from inspiring English sources

Ministers are also proposing incentives and re wards for efforts that transform the lives of others, such as a council tax discount for volunteers.

Gordon Brown will unveil tax breaks for households generating their own green energy as he uses his eleventh budget to challenge the environmental credentials of David Cameron's Conservatives by proposing incentives to tackle climate change.

While proposing incentives for private companies is a bold move in a state currently considering cutting its public health budget, Sears is enough of a fixture in Jackson that public support (and petition signatures) are mounting for the plan.

Skeptics contend that the proposed incentives are unlikely to please local taxpayers, whose taxes would rise.

He has said he is committed to promoting cleaner cars, and may propose incentives to encourage consumers and businesses to buy them.

It proposes incentives to buy new cars that run on alternative fuels like ethanol, that consume less oil and therefore pollute less.

The government proposed incentives for financial institutions and banks to offer credit to infrastructure companies at international rates, the trade minister, Arun Jaitley, said.

The proposed incentives are payable only to residents who have spare rooms and who can sensibly move to a smaller property.

He said the government had proposed incentives for Fannie and Freddie to cut loan balances under an existing program, and the two mortgage giants were studying the idea.

So instead of compulsion he proposed incentives, or sticks and carrots – a series of advantages in law to becoming members of the proper self-regulator, and disadvantages to staying out.

Emphasizing policies that set him apart from many of his fellow Republicans, Mr. Pataki proposed incentives for companies to produce alternatives to gasoline and diesel, to market the substitute fuels, and to build cars capable of burning them.