Financial incentive definition

Financial incentive means a program, benefit, or other offering, including payments to consumers as compensation, for the disclosure, deletion, or sale of personal information.

Financial incentive means a program, benefit, or other offering, including payments to consumers, related to the collection, retentiondeletion, or sale of personal information.

Financial incentive means the economic benefit provided for pursuant to the provisions of the Scheme in the form of a cash rebate or a tax credit for film production or tax allowance for investments in infrastructure and equipment.

Examples of Financial incentive in a sentence

• For example, you cannot sell Voya Financial common stock that you do not own, or if you own the stock, you cannot deliver it against such sale, and borrowing shares to complete the sale; or •Hedging or other transactions involving options (including exchange-traded options), puts, calls, forward contracts or other derivatives involving Voya Financial securities (excluding stock awards granted under any Voya Financial incentive plan).

• The priority system adopted by the district shall be made available for review at the district office.[ARC 8766B, IAB 5/19/10, effective 7/1/10; ARC 0737C, IAB 5/15/13, effective 7/1/13] 27—10.74(161A) Financial incentive application and processing procedures.10.74(1) Application for financial incentives.a. Application submitted by landowner and applicant.

• Financial incentive support will be disbursed until the funds are depleted.

• In establishing its priorities for funds made available beginning July 1, 1983, the district shall also give consideration to the district cooperator’s effort to implement Iowa Soil 2000 program requirements.[ARC 8766B, IAB 5/19/10, effective 7/1/10]27—10.74(161A) Financial incentive application and processing procedures.10.74(1) Application for financial incentives.a. Application submitted by landowner and applicant.

• For example, you cannot sell Voya Financial common stock that you do not own, or if you own the stock, you cannot deliver it against such sale, and borrowing shares to complete the sale; or • Hedging or other transactions involving options (including exchange-traded options), puts, calls, forward contracts or other derivatives involving Voya Financial securities (excluding stock awards granted under any Voya Financial incentive plan).

More Definitions of Financial incentive

Financial incentive means a program, benefit, or other offering, including payments to consumers, for the collection, retention, sale, or sharing of personal information. Price or service differences are types of financial incentives.

Financial incentive. (as defined under applicable law or DCE’s Policies and Procedures) related to the performance of Provider’s or Practice Provider’s duties under this Agreement, Provider agrees that no payments shall be made directly or indirectly to Provider or any Practice Provider as an inducement to reduce or limit medically necessary services. Both Provider and DCE agree that an intended consequence of the Direct Contracting Model is to align and encourage Beneficiaries, Provider, and Practice Providers to adhere to the quality assurance programs, quality improvement programs, and evidence-based clinical guidelines adopted by the DCE.

Financial incentive means a grant, fee waiver, financing assistance, improvement,

Financial incentive means [a financial grant or reduction of amounts otherwise payable to the Authority which otherwise complies with the requirements for financial incentives in these Regulations and in Standards and Guidelines.]

Financial incentive means a financial incentive provided or to be provided to chiller owners under Part 1 of the Project, whether in the form of a Subsidy, or Deferred Revenues.

Financial incentive means any additional funds placed into a CalKIDS account not including a seed deposit or enhanced deposit.

Financial incentive means any grants, loans, rebates, or any other inducement paid out of the