Sentence examples for clear inducements from inspiring English sources

"But that is going to be difficult to achieve, especially in the absence of clear inducements," Mr. Samore said.

Being Clear is an inducement to darkness and disarray.

If the inducement among the patients in the active age caused cost to increase, the reduced utilization among the inactive age group in the private hospitals could be cost reducing, so it is not clear the extent of inducement on the cost of care borne by the NHIS.

It is far from clear that Mr. Bush's inducements will be enough to persuade Mr. Putin to adopt Mr. Bush's view that the 1972 ABM treaty is an outmoded relic of the cold war.

He went on to say that he disapproved of the arrangements: "Upon my repeated urgings to suspend the payment of inducements, it was made clear to me by Jean-Marie Weber... that this practice had led to commitments which were still in place".

Yet the period between the late '50s and the mid-'60s ought to be a powerful inducement for any designer to clear out his own cobwebs.

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

And for many people, each new increment of knowledge will be a new inducement to walk outside on a clear, dark night and look for that tiny red dot of reflected light overhead.

Some company executives admit privately that while they would certainly consider cash offers, they would regard a clear economic development strategy for downtown as a stronger inducement to long-term commitment.

"What she does is a matter for her but as the secretary of the attorney general's department has made clear, she was not asked to resign and no inducement has been offered".

This is all compelling and fascinating stuff, but what some observers want to see is clear, hard proof that executive committee members who backed Qatar in the vote received inducements in cash or other gifts to back their bid.