But the inducements for growing numbers of homes, businesses and schools to go solar are increasingly under assault from utilities, who view distributed clean energy generation as a direct threat to their business model.
But as months pass and Mr. Khadr, now 25, remains at Guantánamo, his fellow inmates are growing distrustful that the main inducement prosecutors can offer them — the prospect of leaving by a defined date — is meaningful, defense lawyers say.
Opposition MPs get inducements to defect.
Here I Am, Jonathan Safran Foer's third novel, makes of his readers a battalion of Alices, constantly shrinking and growing as they fall prey to seductive narrative inducements.
Predictably, the obstinacy of the companies has stoked the fury of smoking's opponents, many of whom need no inducement to trample down the notion of free choice.Encouraged by a sympathetic White House and by a growing climate of intolerant finger-wagging, America has already gone too far in its crusade against smoking.
A murder mystery, a call to arms and an effective inducement to rage, "Who Killed the Electric Car?" is the latest and one of the more successful additions to the growing ranks of issue-oriented documentaries.
Sales projections for the key year-ending period are still measured, with most retailers planning aggressive discounts and promotions to entice shoppers that have grown accustomed to such inducements to spend at this time of year.
Despite every social inducement to the opposite, they grow up desiring women as partners, not men.
At home, the numbers both of patent filings and of IP lawsuits brought by Chinese firms have grown by double digits.Though partly a product of government inducements to file patents, the changes are also the result of China's legal system getting better.
In both cases, widespread arrests and other forms of official intimidation kept dissenters in check.In Tibet, the party has tried economic inducement and failed; the region's economy has grown at a double-digit rate annually since the early 1990s.
