Potential players were enticed with a free cup of porridge, and Mutesi began organising her days around her visits to the church.
"All four said they had been enticed to that location with the promise of beer and cigarettes and not been allowed to leave," a police department spokesman told the Guardian.
The knock-on effects are felt across the economy, from the jobs created and the cheaper costs of manpower to foreign direct investment that pours in from countries enticed by getting a foothold in the world's richest consumer market".
– has enticed kings and governments and allowed it to maintain its curious influence over the city's evolution.
Howe allowed himself a brief moment of exhilaration at the thought of travelling to Goodison Park to play Everton, the club he chose to support as a six-year-old having been enticed by those in blue as they defeated his local club, Watford, in the 1984 FA Cup final.
Whichever party enticed him from his post into politics would justifiably think they had scored a major, morale-boosting publicity coup.
Last year, it established a direct-sales network in Germany allowing investors who are enticed by its advertisements to dial a local telephone number to purchase funds.
It used to be a time when shoppers flocked to department stores to be enthralled by the huge variety of goods on display and to be enticed with new ideas for gifts.
Whether prodded by low-carbon regulations or enticed by green subsidies, venture capitalists are pouring pots of money into low-carbon energy technologies, ranging from renewables to carbon sequestration.
SIR — While social networking as a business tool is still in its infancy, marketers also need to assess the environment carefully and not be enticed into thinking that that user- generated content is simply a Web 2.0 gold rush.
After a spell in business and a few years at the Treasury, he was enticed to King's College, Cambridge, which 61 years earlier another economist-aesthete, John Maynard Keynes, had joined as a lecturer, writing (with his mother's help) a letter of resignation from the civil service to his boss, a Sir Arthur Godley.
