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This may give incentive to developing nations and tech industries to devote resources towards sciences.
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Thus, tax-exempt interest was born to give incentive to the public to keep paying their taxes to fund projects.
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He wants to make it easier to transfer information to new digital filing systems and give incentive payments to doctors who use technology.
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It also has led to a series of responses from China that DeBusk believes will give incentive to Canada to settle the case rather than extradite Meng.
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"I don't think we should give incentive to bad behavior," said a woman who has lived in the neighborhood for 15 years and spoke publicly without giving her name.
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The greater need for materials that fight infection will give incentive for discovery and use of antimicrobial polymers.
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EPACT '92 also established a federal performance based incentive for renewable energy, which includes wind energy. The Renewable Energy Production Incentive's (REPI) purpose is to give incentive payments for electricity generated and sold by new qualifying renewable energy sources. Eligible facilities could receive 1.5 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh), in 1993 dollars, now adjusted for inflation to equal 2.3 cents per kilowatt-hour, for the first 10 years of operation. This incentives is to be in addition to the federal renewable energy production tax credit (PTC).
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North Main street has undergone some redevelopment in the late 20th and early 21st centuries, with the construction of a cinema, apartment blocks and a shopping centre. A heritage conservation project was carried out on the street in the mid-1990s. The street was also included in the "Painting and Facade Scheme" in 2016, which received grant aid from Cork City Council to give incentive to building owners in some parts of the city centre to paint their buildings. A number of groups, including the 'North Main Street Traders’ Association', have advocated further initiatives to 'rejuvenate' the street - following 'a decline' in commercial activity in the early 21st century.
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The Utah Venture Capital Enhancement Act is a bill passed by the Utah State Legislature in 2003. The purpose of the bill was to increase the amount and diversity of capital funding available to high growth, early stage companies in the state of Utah in an effort to help them grow, prosper and grow up in Utah. Rather than invest directly in these companies, the program is structured to give incentive to high quality professional venture capital and private equity firms, both in and out of the state, to focus more of their investment efforts on Utah entrepreneurs. The Utah Venture Capital Enhancement Act managing director and team evaluates quality venture firms with the assistance of the program's professional investment advisor.
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In 1997 Susan Lindberg spoke on behalf of AVN opposing the announcement of a government plan to cut child care and maternity payments to parents who didn't vaccinate their children and to give incentive payments to doctors to give vaccines; she also called for creation of a vaccine registry and adverse event reporting system to be created. In May 2000, Meryl Dorey spoke out against cuts in child care payments for 9000 families who failed to get their children vaccinated. She called the legislation a type of "civil conscription" and said the program was likely in violation of the Constitution. Wooldridge responded that the claim was "nonsense" because the requirement was "simply a condition on government financial assistance" and that families had the choice to accept it or not.
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