At that time, two Republicans senators Bob Corker, of Tennessee, and John Hoeven, of North Dakota introduced an amendment with a few key inducements for their colleagues: hiring twenty thousand more Border Patrol agents, erecting three hundred and fifty more miles of fencing along the border, and instituting an E-Verify protocol to insure that employers were hiring only legal workers.
Until recently, NHS funding arrangements gave hospitals in England few financial inducements to predict and prevent unplanned hospital admissions.
In my last few years as a GP, financial inducements were pushed on us to reduce prescribing, and several other schemes were suggested that I regarded as unethical.
A few noble idols actually turn these inducements down.
The aggressive entry of Britain into the field over the last few years shows the power of government inducements to redesign a nation's energy economy away from traditional fuel.
"Maybe there'll be a few wanted posters," he said, by way of inducement, as he lifted his cast into a hammock.
Traditional QWERTY keyboard has been known to be an ill design due to its low typing speed, fatigue-inducement, no reference to learnability, to name a few.
Mr. Senussi's extradition followed months of diplomatic pleading and pressure from the new Libyan authorities, and it was unclear what assurances or inducements they may have given Mauritania, a nation with far fewer resources.
In the last few years, several mall landlords aggressively pursued leases with Steve & Barry's, offering sweetheart rents and other inducements.
It informs the use of economic inducements worldwide to get people to smoke or eat less, exercise more, have more children or fewer.
Most of the report from the task force headed by Vice President Dick Cheney is trickle-down energy policy, proposing inducements for corporations and even changes in foreign policy to try to lower prices, but there are a few proposals for direct impact.
