Sentence examples for way of incentive from inspiring English sources

The exchequer could simply pocket such a dividend or, by way of incentive, budget-holders could be allowed to keep a share.

Such options provide little in the way of incentive for employees to stay, and companies have looked for ways to change that without outraging existing shareholders.

They were offered a sandwich lunch at every meeting, and 2 film tickets (by way of incentive) once they had attended the 3 meetings.

The NC in Ghana offered reimbursement of transportation costs by way of incentive, but reported that "over 98%% of follow-up was by telephone call" and "most patients did not take [the incentive] even when they came back to report ADR".

As a result, Mr. Bush may not get all he wants in the way of incentives for retirees to move into managed care.

However, they provide little in the way of incentives to pursue cutting-edge research and development.

Since the launch of the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM) in India in 2005, there has been an overwhelming emphasis on increasing institutional births by way of incentives [ 4].

It also helps arrange transportation of the local staff and volunteers to and from the camp, as well as providing cash assistance by way of incentives to the local staff.

Officials have justified the practice as a way of reducing incentives for local governments forcibly to appropriate farmland and sell it to developers.

In private equity's infancy in the 1980s, firms such as KKR and Forstmann Little, though derided as "corporate raiders", pioneered efficiency-enhancing innovations that are now standard business practice: a focus on cash flow; the better use of debt; and equity-based pay as a way of offering incentives to managers to act more in the interests of shareholders.

They saw the project as a way of creating incentives for local people to accept and help enforce the Payunia Protected Area and contribute towards guanaco conservation.