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Meanings of incentivise in English

To provide incentives for.

Usage of incentivise in English
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This, she said, could incentivise people to buy private health insurance earlier.
The Irish Times
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Now President Obama will hope at least to incentivise some positive action.
The Guardian
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So there are opportunities to give more powers to incentivise local economies.
The Guardian
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They would also incentivise the private sector to switch to cleaner technologies.
Reuters
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We might actually do the opposite and incentivise them to do that.
Radio NZ
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To incentivise bankers, Ping An is providing higher commissions for retail wins.
Reuters
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We need to incentivise key decision-makers in FDI companies to come to Ireland.
The Irish Times
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The commission recommended that the government incentivise future industries, platforms, and application technologies.
The South African
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Why not incentivise goal-scoring by increasing the value to five points?
Independent.ie
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Mr Peters said it would also incentivise students to study in other subjects.
Radio NZ
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It was designed to incentivise good behaviour by rewarding prisoners for engaging constructively.
The Guardian
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And there are always dangers in how you incentivise good behaviour.
The Irish Times
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Sayed-Khaiyum said the budget had been designed to incentivise the people of Fiji.
Radio NZ
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They also won't incentivise retailers to deny space to rival products.
Reuters
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Shaw said the rising carbon price was designed to incentivise switching.
Radio NZ
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Instead, we should be looking for new ways to incentivise and achieve food reformulation.
The Guardian
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