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incentivize

verb as in incite to action or greater effort often with a reward

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Bento said he doesn’t believe the end of the decal program will slow down the number of electric vehicle purchases because California has several rebate, tax credit and voucher programs to incentivize that.

Do we really want to incentivize vigilantes like YouTube copycat Skeet Hansen, seen in the documentary machinating and uploading his own stakeouts, pitiful farces of justice with the catchphrase “You’ve just been Skeeted”?

But for AI to act on this implicit knowledge, we need to incentivize it to do so.

From Salon

Cortese introduced a bill earlier this year to commission a study on how commercial and residential developments could be leveraged along the train’s line in order to incentivize private partnerships.

“Now that California has hundreds of thousands of zero-emission vehicles, they can take up a lot of space in the HOV lanes, and those were meant to incentivize people to carpool,” he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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