Sentence examples similar to induce to join from inspiring English sources

Until now, those of us who argued that China could be induced to join an international climate agreement were speculating.

B.R. Ambedkar, a leader of the depressed classes, was induced to join a representative conference and by the fifth day of the fast a solution had been found.

The centerpiece of "Wake in Fright" — and its locus of Conradian horror — comes when John is induced to join the doctor and his drunken companions on a midnight kangaroo hunt.

In 1321, in the first league, 22 Swabian imperial (free) cities, including Ulm and Augsburg, banded together to support Emperor Louis IV in return for his undertaking not to mortgage any of them to a vassal; Count Ulrich III of Württemberg was induced to join them in 1340.

FBI veterans said it could, if handled wrong, have induced the holdouts to grandstand and stick more doggedly to their positions, or else provided a platform to induce others to join their cause.

Put simply, PolarityTE can offer more equity to induce talent to join the team because the founders have more to give.

Gould attempted to induce Mackay to join his pool and raise rates to 60 cents per word.

If a candidate's support is under that threshold, his or her supporters need to induce others to join their group in order to reach 15%.

He was trying to "charge the space" and induce spectators to join him.

Over dinner, Dr. No attempts to induce Bond to join him in the international crime organization SPECTRE.

Asked whether he worries that his work will induce others to join Isis, he gave an equivocal answer.