incentive
પ્રોત્સાહન
definition
noun
there is no incentive for customers to conserve water
a thing that motivates or encourages one to do something.
translation of 'incentive'
noun
પ્રોત્સાહન
example
Without hunting, there would be less 'incentive' for farmers to conserve wildlife habitat.
The contractor shared 40 percent of a $50 million 'incentive' bonus with employees.
The Pentagon says the 'incentive' package is worth $168 million over three years.
Five years ago, they both opened special savings 'incentive' accounts (SSIAs).
In addition to federal tax credits, California offered an additional state tax 'incentive' for wind energy production.
give farmers an 'incentive' to improve their land
Perhaps they need the 'incentive' of seeing the team improve and develop in other areas to sustain their effort.
The 'incentive' payment falls to $3 million if the company is sold next year.
If bad deeds are encouraged and condoned, this merely provides an 'incentive' for them to multiply.
there is no 'incentive' for customers to conserve water
Customers finally have an 'incentive' to actually test Linux and open source software.
'incentive' payments
The $700,000 'incentive' package comprises tax refund credits and a grant payment program.
The parties have averted their gaze from the cost of the government's special savings 'incentive' scheme.
One way to encourage children is to give them an 'incentive' or reward if they do well in their exams.
She said the cash 'incentive' scheme had already had an effect on pupils' attendance.
If Britain was to accede to membership, these countries had a strong economic 'incentive' to follow suit.
Where's the 'incentive' to improve things when everything is handed to them on a platter?
One problem is lack of 'incentive' for employers - especially small employers - to take on apprentices.
Since there really is no good reason for you buy this stuff I'm providing an 'incentive' to do so.
He said that this is an added 'incentive' for farmers to make use of the facility.
The government also gave generous tax 'incentives' for investment.
New tax 'incentives' encourage the purchase of modern road vehicles and the repair of old ones.
But with a new round of sales 'incentives' in place, car buying is rebounding.
Secondly, serious 'incentives' need to be in place to encourage donations not only of money but also of property.
To improve its on-time arrival rates, further financial 'incentives' were provided monthly.
As well as the natural health benefits, the patient also gets motivation and 'incentives' for better health.
At Dickerson Employee Benefits, financial 'incentives' are provided for those managers and employees who meet and exceed performance goals.
This eliminates 'incentives' for the political abuse of the courts and it makes the laws enforceable.
The bill seeks to offer 'incentives' for farmers to open their land for hunting.
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