extra incentive

collocation in English

meaningsofextraandincentive

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extra
adjective
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/ˈek.strə/us
/ˈek.strə/
added to what ...
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incentive
noun[C or U]
uk
/ɪnˈsen.tɪv/us
/ɪnˈsen.t̬ɪv/
something that encourages a person to ...
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(Definition ofextraandincentivefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Who is getting anextraincentivefor what?
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How are we to get theextraincentiverequired?
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In my opinion, such police officers will be givenextraincentive, by virtue of the denial of this right, to behave in this manner.
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We are concerned with whether the absence of benefit creates anextraincentiveto crime.
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They should be used as anextraincentive, without the best merely being selected in terms of those that have three stars.
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It is time that we increased the increments to giveextraincentiveto deferred retirement.
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I do not believe that we are giving anyextraincentiveto doctors to abort children or anything of that sort.
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Moreover, if more people contribute directly from their own pockets they will have anextraincentive to take an active interest in their local authority.
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Therefore, there would be anextraincentivefor people to visit pubs by motor car, and that is precisely the danger.
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The investment allowances will provide industry with anextraincentiveto put in hand sound plans for modernisation or re-equipment now.
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If furniture and fabrics were to cost a bit more it would help to encourage theextraincentivewhich we want for more work.
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Moreover, it remains a fact that with cut-price competition there is anextraincentiveto cut costs, which can impair maintenance and safety standards.
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It would be unduly limiting to be bound to offer anextraincentivefor retention at this stage.
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At some stage in the future, we may well wish to make additional payments to green light organisations as anextraincentive.
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We thought it right to give thisextraincentivetowards the retaining of a larger number of calves.
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I do not understand why they should need anextraincentive100 times that of the real wealth creators on the shop floor.
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Increasing the increments would be a way of giving thatextraincentive.
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They deserve anextraincentiveto attract industry, over and above what is going to areas perhaps more favourable in terms of unemployment percentages.
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A block of flats costing £250,000 could qualify for anextraincentiveof £6,000.
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The new workers scheme will help to maintain or even raise that proportion by giving employers anextraincentiveto take them on.
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