He has budgeted a million dollars to resettle some seventy families from the shores of Lake Urema, and he said that there would be no coercion, only enticement: better homes, better social services, better economic opportunities.
The prospect of using Euros and enjoying all the benefits of being part of the European Union is a huge enticement that might look better and better to Northern Ireland, especially if the E.U. takes a hardline stance towards Brexit.
This is grim and troubling, in part, because so much of our consumer culture is built around the enticements of the Better.
A much better option is to ignore the enticements and find a credit card with a more competitive rate of interest.
Getting out of class sounded good, and the additional enticement of free doughnuts sounded better, so my friends and I stuck up our hands and marched off to Mr. Reynolds's office.
In 2007 North Carolina offered Google a $260m package to expand a server farm near the Blue Ridge Mountains which the internet giant eventually declined.Companies are becoming more sceptical about short-term enticements, and governments would do much better to work on the most useful and durable sort of incentive: the business environment they offer.
The view from Europe is that the American system has become inimical to comprehensive player development, lavishing undue enticements and empowerment on impressionable teenagers when what they most need is an apprenticeship to better grasp fundamentals and team play.
It is a double-decker, the better to see the casinos, and the launch included showgirls.Enticements like these will hardly persuade Americans to abandon their SUVs.
And that was an enticement.
The new buildings, with all their enticements, will most likely set off another round of apartment musical chairs — first seen in 2009 — in which many renters with leases coming up will try to move to fancier buildings or better deals.
