Sentence examples for are inducements to from inspiring English sources

There are inducements to get people in and out as quickly as possible.

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.

Among the most egregious practices targeted by the report are inducements to increase the size of massive trawler fleets that are among the main culprits of overfishing, and fuel subsidies on fuel for fleets.

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.

I was told by an entertainment lawyer that although the guild's position was inducement to breech contract with the studios and was therefore unenforceable, the chances of a studio wasting time and money after the strike trying to figure out who slipped who crappy first drafts of next season's crappy sitcoms was -- again -- theoretically unlikely.

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".

Israeli officials have said there are likely to be inducements for those who leave early, and newspaper reports here say settlers will receive up to $300,000 for transplantation costs.

Their brokers have a duty to provide the best price, but this is almost impossible to enforce, and there are often inducements to trade on inferior markets.

But rising land values and Florida's continuing appeal are certainly inducements to sell now rather than wait.

Three of the four, of course, went to Princeton, and that was inducement enough for me to apply.

Being Clear is an inducement to darkness and disarray.