Примеры использования Have an incentive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That way, I will have an incentive to keep quiet.
To show you how serious I am, I have an incentive.
They have an incentive to take excessive risks and benefit from subsidized cheaper funding.
Dispersed creditors and bondholders have an incentive to holdout from debt restructuring deals.
If banks or credit unions are used to transfer remittances,remittance senders and recipients have an incentive to open a bank account.
Taxes and charges can have an incentive function and/or a revenue-raising function.
Unlike a person who rents,the home owner has equity in his or her investment and therefore will have an incentive to increase the value of that investment.
You will have an incentive to collect as many points to show for special resources the best results.
By adding an unpredictable element, Ambassadors would have an incentive to stay for the duration of Council sessions.
Thus, management have an incentive to reject positive NPV projects, even though they have the potential to increase firm value.
All returned to the stables sheep will give new glasses,so you will have an incentive to lure all the sheep into the pen.
Secondly, employers will have an incentive to improve working conditions and accelerate the introduction of labor standards.
It is critical that data providers get something back, in order to have an incentive and see the benefits of their efforts.
Hotels will have an incentive to develop and improve the quality of service- after all, their all-inclusive food class will have a direct impact on the price.
Users who have to pay for water will have an incentive to use only the amounts they really need.
Another advantage of the new lump sum system is that the duration of trials is expected to be reduced,as defence lawyers no longer have an incentive to prolong cases.
Allowing players with different abilities have an incentive for professional growth in the game for free summer Olympic Games.
Furthermore, agencies benefiting from free or preferential accommodation on the basis of their cooperation agreement with the host Government may not have an incentive to participate in the United Nations House initiative.
With some of their costs borne by others, smokers may have an incentive to smoke more than they would if they were bearing all of the costs themselves.
Almost any breach of an international obligation could be described by an injured State as meeting the criteria for"serious breach", and given the additional remedies the draftarticles provide for"serious breaches", injured States might have an incentive to argue that an ordinary breach is in fact a"serious breach.
Second, domestic andforeign investors would have an incentive to invest because such investment would remove supply bottlenecks affecting private activities.
Whereby the players with a variety of practical skills and abilities have an incentive for professional mastering special effects.
They would therefore have an incentive to limit their emissions, as this would enable them to sell surplus allowances, and a corresponding disincentive to increase their emissions, as this would require them to buy additional allowances.
As competitive pressures in the formal economy intensify, more firms have an incentive to move into the informal or"grey" economy.
They would then have an incentive to achieve economies in the implementation of their work programmes and utilize the resources thus released in other priority areas for which they had programme responsibility.
Whereby the players with a variety of practical skills and abilities have an incentive for professional growth in the flash games equestrian race.
Especially developing States will have an incentive to move towards improved cluster munitions only if the higher costs are offset by access to the new technologies or by the development of other economically viable alternatives.
At the same time, this could cause a bias in the choice of the decisions to assess:authorities may have an incentive to only evaluate cases that are likely to reach positive conclusions.
States, especially developing ones,will have an incentive to move towards improved cluster munitions only if the higher costs are offset by access to new technologies or by the development of other economically viable alternatives.
If they do not exist, they need to be created so thatthose who control assets have an incentive to conserve them rather than allowing them to degrade for fear that they will be appropriated by others.