Sentence examples for have inducements from inspiring English sources

Tenants who decide not to buy their converted apartments may have inducements dangled before them -- not by the sponsors, but by outsiders eager to buy the tenants' insider options so they can then acquire the apartments at the discount price.

And doctors, he added, have many inducements to screen.

At the same time, landlords have sweetened inducements, offering prospective tenants 12 months of free rent on a 10-year lease, up from 6 months, Mr. Barrack said.

The policy also reflects fears of political instability among the monarchies of the Persian Gulf region, where the authorities have combined inducements with repression to contain the discontent among young people that helped propel the Arab uprisings more than two years ago.

As Koen et al. [ 20] have argued, inducement by itself can be ethically justifiable, even if it contributes to participants doing something that they might otherwise not have done.

One free school still trying to fill its places has offered inducements to parents.

Over the years an exasperated world has tried inducements, threats and, latterly, "strategic patience"—a form of isolation.

The President's team has tried inducements: it plied Pakistan's military with helicopters, encouragement, and promises of strategic partnership.

He said there had been "inducements" during questioning of Bromley which meant "the danger she was persuaded to tell untruths is very real".

Bob Stoops, the head coach at Oklahoma and another member of the $3-million-high club in terms of salary, has similar inducements.

Fairfax Media in Australia reported that the U.S. Department of Justice and the Australian Federal Police were investigating allegations that BHP Billiton had provided inducements, hospitality and gifts to officials from China and other countries.