Sentence examples for For the inducements from inspiring English sources

In return for cash and reduced taxes, the companies created payrolls that more than made up for the inducements from local governments, they said.

The promotion of H2O2 on the photo-degradation lies in its supplying proper amount of OH radicals for the inducement stage before surface redox reactions.

Such features as "solar hot water" or "pre-plumbed for solar" are commonly listed among the inducements advertised for residential developments of all kinds.

A crucifix, one of his trademark cigars and pictures of him in his vivid pink shades added to the inducements for mourning to be more of a celebration – another family wish.

But when he pressed the executive, Brian Henry, the vice president of marketing for VNS Choice, to denounce the inducements, Mr. Chan said, Mr. Henry demurred, saying, " 'This could be kickbacks or this could be marketing.' " He told Mr. Chan to research the question, and when he grew upset, threatened to terminate his contract, Mr. Chan said.

But the inducements for growing numbers of homes, businesses and schools to go solar are increasingly under assault from utilities, who view distributed clean energy generation as a direct threat to their business model.

The danger, of course, is that traps, scams and manufactured crimes, while attracting real criminals, are also capable of luring vulnerable non-criminals who would never have gone astray but for the extravagant inducements presented to them.

Mr. Coburn's measure would prohibit the Food and Drug Administration from using taxpayer money to test, develop or approve any drug for the chemical inducement of abortion.

A possible explanation for the insignificant inducement effect on the use of c-sections is that a c-section is fairly inexpensive relative to other medical technologies,[4] so when facing rapidly declining fertility rate, ob/gyns can supply other medical procedures that are more lucrative than c-sections.

With the announcement of Exxon climbing into bed with TransCanada for the $500 million inducement to build the gasline, the Palin Administration's January roll over makes more sense.

In fact, Jackson said, regulations have provided the inducement for innovations such as the catalytic converter, replacement chemicals for ozone-killing chlorofluorocarbons, and an industrial sector dedicated to producing "green" products.