Sentence examples for an inducement of from inspiring English sources

Before the last funding round in 2015, Arts Council England conducted a comprehensive review of ENO, resulting in a £5m cut in its funding from £17m to £12m, but ENO was offered an inducement of £7.6m to help in the transition of its business plan.

The White House proposal draws from both, while dangling the prospect of citizenship for Dreamers as an inducement for members of Congress to support it.

However, UK visitors are blocked from access and are instead shown a message saying the sale of its software to "any person resident in the United Kingdom, constitutes an infringement of Blizzard's intellectual property rights and an inducement to players of Blizzard's games to breach their agreements with Blizzard".

It is an inducement to millions of low- and middle-income Americans to provide for the protection of their families.

The alleged offer of an inducement to affect the actions of a public official is a criminal offense, as the Labor Party was quick to stress.

"The attorney general's offer to an independent statutory officer of an inducement to resign her position as president, with the object of affecting the leadership of the Australian Human Rights Commission to avoid political damage to the Abbott government may constitute corrupt and unlawful conduct," wrote Labor MP Mark Dreyfus in his complaint to the AFP.

But the beatings become badges of honor among young people — more of an inducement to protest than a deterrent.

It offers a single Advanced Placement course, down from four three years back — not much of an inducement to good students.

Those with low incomes would probably not find the tax incentives enough of an inducement to increase their savings rate.

And school officials say privately that the district's low test scores are not much of an inducement for students to enroll here illegally.

That's been enough of an inducement for roughly 11,000 content providers, who have distributed more than 100 million Bundles.