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Meanings of have an incentive in English

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Usage of have an incentive in English
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Every organisation should have an incentive programme in place to promote this.
The Irish Times
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So both sides have an incentive to accommodate each other's reasonable positions.
Reuters
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Those businesses have an incentive to increase lending to support the auto market.
Reuters
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So ministers have an incentive to ensure the new scheme works.
The Guardian
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Credit Suisse's existing shareholders have an incentive to protect their investments from dilution.
Reuters
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Both sides have an incentive to work out the price.
Reuters
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The clubs don't have an incentive at the moment because the grounds are full.
The Guardian
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If I have fire insurance I may have an incentive not to avoid that risk.
The Irish Times
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At the same time, its traders would have an incentive to move their business elsewhere.
Reuters
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The problem is not so much that speculators have an incentive to jack up interest rates.
Reuters
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Republican Representative Tom Cole said rank-and-file lawmakers have an incentive to fall in line behind Trump.
Reuters
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So why should they have an incentive to maintain or improve the general health of the city?
The Guardian
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Other suppliers would have an incentive to keep prices low in order to grab Russia's energy customers.
The Guardian
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We have to ensure that farmers still have an incentive to grow crops, he said on Thursday.
Reuters
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Critics argue they are destabilising because they have an incentive to drive down a company's share price.
Reuters
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Critics argue they are destabilizing because they have an incentive to drive down a company's share price.
Reuters
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Have an incentive across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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