Sentence examples for about the inducements from inspiring English sources

Discussions – and definitions – of "integration" in health services and systems are abundant, but little is known about the inducements that organizational leaders use to win the support of physicians within integrated systems.

Everyone I spoke with felt a bit guilty about it (including me), but the inducements were too good to pass up.

Raffles and auctions and naming rights are among the inducements used to win support.

Morgan Stanley received the inducement of a monthly lease at about 30 Hong Kong dollars ($3.85) per square foot as the first tenant of a skyscraper on out-of-the-way reclaimed land in West Kowloon, across the harbor from Hong Kong Island.

From the policy point of view, our results on the inducement of inpatient tocolysis use also raise concerns about the effect of payment reform on obstetric deliveries.

If they do, the broker recovers the cost of the inducement, and with luck more.

The prosecution suggested the "inducement" demonstrated the "imbalance of power" between Evans and the complainant.

Sometimes the term is also loosely applied to the inducement of scars (cicatrization).

If the inducement hypothesis held, the inducement effect was expected to be positive and significant.

"The inducement law in Washington is clear," Commissioner Kreidler said in a statement accompanying the order.

The inducement for the people who surrender is forgiveness of some of the penalties.