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Meanings of incentive in English
Usage of incentive in English
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That's a strong incentive for private companies to meet market demands efficiently.
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A Whanganui Housing Trust said the incentive was just shifting the problem.
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Thus, it has more incentive to consider new ventures and business partners.
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Hence, perhaps, the incentive to focus funds on getting child protection right.
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A few million could prove a great incentive towards generating more jobs.
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Instead, he was launching new funds, with new strategies-andnew incentive fees.
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Tax measures can be used as an incentive to achieve this policy.
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The Budget had also failed to increase the real incentive to work.
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The incentive structure is never static; it changes with the business cycle.
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The government has yet to announce its incentive policy beyond that date.
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No incentive to share content means niche files may never finish downloading.
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So the incentive for a fast deal on Iceland's side is clear.
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It also provides a financial incentive in the form of tax relief.
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GM has had some success with targeted incentive programs in recent months.
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To help offset the impact of incentive pullbacks -particularly in No.
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To start with, it weakens the incentive for workers to work hard.
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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