Sentence examples for entice foreign from inspiring English sources

Such a resolution would make it easier to entice foreign donations and foreign peacekeepers.

It was once seen as the Russian Hong Kong, a free trade zone to entice foreign investors.

Formerly there were great tax breaks for investing in film productions to entice foreign and local film production.

He offers the image of an economic reformer, who can entice foreign investment and economic aid, but not one who will crack down on corruption too harshly.

But daily life is punctuated by brownouts which analysts say will intensify unless officials reform a state-dominated power market and entice foreign companies to build more power plants.

Without an incentive program of the kind facilities abroad have to entice foreign moviemakers, the studio was even talking, if only to rouse public sympathy, about selling some of Fellini's priceless props to raise quick cash.

For the time being, the shortfall can be made good by enticing foreign students.

The opening of Maxxi and the expansion of Macro not only stimulated the opening of new commercial galleries, but also has enticed foreign gallerists to set up shop.

On the one hand, the American penchant for capitalism and equal opportunity has always enticed foreign investors, from the French funding the Revolutionary War to the British helping finance the construction of the Erie Canal.

Another idea popular among businesspeople: enticing foreign Ph.D. students to develop their new ideas in the U.S. The question of how U.S. companies will make a buck has probably never been more important.

"Immediately it was apparent they were enticing foreign companies, who create shell companies to generate a Canadian product that magically becomes an American product when it crosses the border," Mr. Swift said.