The energy bill being drafted by House Democrats Henry Waxman and Ed Markey contains unprecedented incentives for energy efficiency and clean-tech innovation.
House leaders said they would submit a food stamp bill "later," but that will probably include the right wing's savage cuts and unprecedented incentives for states to shut out poor families.
Thanks to unprecedented tax incentives included in Obama's $787 billion stimulus package, plug-in electric vehicles are getting closer to the road than you might expect.
They have access to dealer invoice prices and day supply data on the Internet not to mention a recession that has spurred lowest-ever financing deals and unprecedented cash-back incentives.
The speakers continued to argue that the unprecedented level of incentives will be nearly impossible to recoup and that New York will also face economic damages from lower sales tax revenue as improved Amazon service in the city cannibalizes local brick & mortar retail.
On top of this, changes to voter registration rules mean students are suffering from unprecedented political marginalisation, reducing the incentive for politicians to take meaningful action on issues affecting us.
Retailers are pulling out all the stops -- from the unprecedented sales, free shipping, to the other incentives including $100 vouchers from luxury brands like Fendi and La Perla.
Under new leadership and in the face of unprecedented public scrutiny, the London police have every incentive to assert their independence from News Corp.
This customer-centric business model is not just rhetoric, there are financial incentives in place for employees to offer unprecedented levels of service.
For example, corporate America is sitting on trillions of dollars in cash, and they are searching desperately for help dealing with unprecedented problems around leadership, customer service, strategic planning, team building, incentive compensation structure and more.
