Примеры использования Is an incentive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Rather, it is an incentive to active work.
I support copyright, but only if it encourages creativity oreconomic incitement or is an incentive to create.
It is an incentive to preserve the new literature and new authors".
After all, where there is competition, there is an incentive to be interesting and to evolve.
This is an incentive to move from mere conflict resolution to genuine prevention.
In turn, participation in the conference is an incentive for career growth of NOVATEK's young specialists.
This is an incentive for institutions to care for as many children as possible and can be instrumental in keeping them separated from their parents without good cause.
According to the Head of the region,the World Cup is an incentive for the transformation of Rostov and the entire Rostov region.
Certification is an incentive for developers for construction of energy efficiency buildings and increasing of energy efficiency level of existing buildings.
After all, competitiveness is not a war between competitors; this is an incentive to become the best version of you, your business and team.
For the company this is an incentive to further strengthen its capacities and presence in all of the region's key countries in order to meet the growing demand.
It has been found that tangible support among senior-level managers for informal conflict resolution is an incentive for staff to approach the Office and seek intervention.
Fair competition- this is an incentive to improve the quality of Ukrainian products.
In temporary detention facilities, access to andthe length of family visits are determined by investigating officers on a case-by-case basis, which is an incentive for bribery and arbitrariness.
The game itself is an incentive and encouragement, bringing people positive emotions.
Bykov, Chief Administrator for the Chamber of Commerce of the Russian Federation,noted that the presence of foreign companies in the exhibition is an incentive for domestic producers, which is extremely important on the eve of our entry into WTO.
Old age forms no obstacle, but is an incentive, because in old age his hour of passing over comes visibly closer!
One of the participants of the focus groups in Chui region Uran very precisely noted:«The incentive is encouraging»-«Youth can be encouraged by certificates,letters of gratitude is an incentive for young people.
Acceptance into higher education is an incentive for convicts with high school diplomas who maintain good behaviour.
This plan is an incentive and a means to develop and strengthen human rights education in primary and secondary school systems at the national level.
We continue to believe that their proximity to their homeland is an incentive to an early return and poses little logistical difficulty for that process.
This is an incentive for everyone involved to make efforts to retain girls in school at all levels of the education system. This will have the effect of increasing the number of girls enrolled in higher education.
In Iran the funding provided through the project is an incentive for the associations to expand their trust fund and invest in small scale businesses.
Extended school hours is an incentive granted to states for funding socioeducational activities offered on a complementary daily schedule, so as to keep children longer at school.
Although Alexander Zaletov assures that the prospect of transition to the NBU is an incentive for employees of Natskomfinuslug to work better, members of non-banking financial market in the doubt.
That step is an incentive to continue work towards ensuring that such assurances are extended universally to all non-nuclear-weapon States which have clearly and unambiguously renounced the nuclear option in a legally binding manner.
There are concerns that the market is an incentive for the desecration of graves and subsequent robbery of body parts.
This unnatural situation is an incentive for other States to attempt to possess nuclear weapons on the pretext of the international community's laxness in dealing with countries that refuse to open their nuclear facilities and reactors to international inspectors.
The Panel recognizes that there is an incentive for detained individuals to name such high-ranking officials as a way of ingratiating themselves with the security services and perhaps gain their freedom.