Sentence examples for return incentive from inspiring English sources

The fund requires companies that do not meet their job targets to return incentive money.

They require executives to return incentive pay if the results on which it was granted are later adjusted downward for any reason.

For the $10 "after questionnaire return" incentive, another randomly selected 500 participating church members were sent the same request, but were promised that they would receive a $10 incentive upon our receipt of the enclosed questionnaire completed by a newly enrolled member.

Economists normally think that eroding incentives (as they call it, raising marginal labor income tax rates) depresses the labor market rather than expanding it, and that it would be tough for the labor market to get back to its 2007 form without returning incentives to what they were back then.

And even if the Treasury chased down a loan servicer to return the incentive money it received in error, the government would have essentially handed that bank an interest-free loan for the period it kept the funds.

"The top House policy makers on health care are concerned that H.H.S. is squandering taxpayer dollars by asking little of providers in return for incentive payments," said a statement issued at the same time by the Republicans, who are likely to seize on the latest inspector general report as further evidence of lax oversight.

It requires Diageo to stay in the Virgin Islands for 30 years in return for incentives so rich they are double the cost of actually producing the rum.

None of this means that Detroit will return to incentives on quite the same scale of the "Keep America Rolling" days of 2003 and 2004, when cars were practically being given away for the sake of keeping factories humming.

For stakeholders who need to carry the costs, but do not receive financial returns, an incentive to finance RTW does not exist, as they it will only cost them Eleven of the 40 questionnaires (28%%) that were sent to cancer centres were returned (Belgium = 1, England = 2, France = 1, Germany = 2, Italy = 3, Sweden = 1, The Netherlands = 1).

But top executives are rarely compelled to return all their incentive pay.

Prodigy Communications Corporation, the nation's third-largest Internet service provider, is leaving White Plains for Houston, but not before possibly having to return some economic incentive benefits to Westchester County.