Sentence examples for smugglers incentive from inspiring English sources

"The challenge … with all of this as you know, is to ensure that we don't give the people smugglers incentive to get back into business".

Malcolm Turnbull: The challenge with all of this as you know is to ensure that we don't give the people smugglers incentive to get back into business.

Because Europeans liked British goods, smugglers had incentive to evade the restrictions in such places as Spain and Portugal.

This is common, the director said, and something he heard often from those who made the trip -- smugglers have little incentive to find a professional captain who then would be stuck on the other side, so they force refugees to figure it out for themselves.

He added that today there is less economic incentive for smugglers to resist the ban, since Chinese consumers have become increasingly willing to buy domestic products, whose quality has improved as their prices have gone down.

The last boat is usually the least seaworthy, because it is on a one-way voyage and there is little incentive for smugglers to invest in upkeep.

The large difference between the actual cost of cigarettes and their New York City retail price has naturally created major incentives among smugglers to work around the tax man.

"There must be absolutely no incentive for people smugglers to put vulnerable people on unsafe boats".

Western buyers purchase antiquities at depressed prices after they have passed hands from looters, smugglers or middlemen, creating greater incentive to loot and smuggle.

The government claims the offshore camps have helped to remove the financial incentive for people smugglers, in the process saving hundreds of lives that might otherwise have been lost at sea in unsafe boats.

Argued a long-standing offer by New Zealand to resettle 150 refugees a year from Australia's offshore detention centres would create an incentive for people smugglers to resume business and would not be accepted.