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Significados de incentivize en inglés

To provide incentives for.

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Examples for "encourage"
Examples for "encourage"
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Given the opportunity, and state government intentions, they're keen to encourage visitors.
The Guardian
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Many Republicans say the climate bill should help encourage nuclear power growth.
Reuters
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How can we encourage young talent to work in the public sector?
The Guardian
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Such competition for new deals could encourage governments to issue more bonds.
Reuters
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The timing is right, since the current planets will encourage clear thinking.
The South African
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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
Uso de incentivize en inglés
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Nudges incentivize vaccinations and help better align vaccination intentions with near-term actions.
Pubmed
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It's all managed by public policies that incentivize commuting in your car.
Wired
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That might incentivize it to shut down capacity, as Australia's farmers fear.
Reuters
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The government hopes the floor will incentivize investment in low-carbon technology.
Reuters
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Finally, they addressed the necessity of improving data standards to incentivize data sharing.
Pubmed
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That should incentivize you to dig up the dirt on him.
Death angel
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The idea was to incentivize companies to minimize the amount of data they hoovered up.
Wired
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Publicly traded shares can help a company incentivize employees and provide a currency for acquisitions.
Reuters
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E-sports and the introduction of money into playing, can really make people incentivize their obsession.
The new yorker
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The promise of compensation will incentivize more research, and more research means more bugs are found.
Wired
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You can, of course, incentivize things like how quickly they get a customer off the phone.'
Wired
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Corporate bailouts incentivize bad behavior-avoidthis fate by establishing clear rules and meting out punishment when necessary.
Wired
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Historically high oil prices began to incentivize increased drilling investment just before the Thunder came to town.
The Guardian
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Yes, the NIH could do more to incentivize redoing studies by offering up more funding for it.
Wired
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To preserve surgery's role in innovative research, new efforts are needed to incentivize an increase in application volume.
Pubmed
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But we want to incentivize the use of technologies that don't erase our culture, the indigenous leader said.
Reuters
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