Sentence examples for are inducements from inspiring English sources
noun
An incentive that helps bring about a desired state. In some contexts, this can imply bribery.
- Citation of Richard Stallman ...it won't run on a free platform and (...) your program is actually an inducement for people to install non-free software.
What should be admonitions are inducements, not just precedents but lodestars.
There are inducements to get people in and out as quickly as possible.
Focusing on SFr18.2m (£7.75m) deployed for "payments for the acquisition of rights", the document states that these payments "are inducements (bribes) to third parties having a direct or indirect relationship to agreements negotiated by the ISMM group".
Tim Lobstein, the policy director at the World Obesity Federation, said: "Child obesity is rising rapidly in developing economies and the last thing the children need are inducements to consume more junk food.
It provides insights into SMEs' awareness of, access to, and actual use of the resources available through institutional networks and whether these are inducements or deterrents for entrepreneurial activities in foreign markets.
"There could be inducements that would really trouble us," he said.
The lawyers suggested that those meals and other payments, if they existed, could be inducements.
Both Biotronik, the physicians and Mr. Fonte have rejected any suggestion that the consulting fees were inducements to get them to use the company's devices.
He said there had been "inducements" during questioning of Bromley which meant "the danger she was persuaded to tell untruths is very real".
There were inducements, if you could call them that — a new anthem, getting rid of aspects of the "penal system that are silly".
The wise men hope these will be inducement enough for Mr Maliki to do as America says.
