Sentence examples for induced to move from inspiring English sources

But those levels cannot be reached unless the current tenants can be induced to move.

The notion that students are induced to move leftward "is a fantasy," said Jeremy D. Mayer, another of the book's authors.

The Raiders are suing the City of Oakland and Alameda County, contending that the team was fraudulently induced to move back with promises of sellouts.

Hard-liners in the administration argue that the North should be required to dismantle its nuclear program before any talks can begin, but some State Department officials say negotiations will be necessary before the North can be induced to move.

"The remarkable thing is that the jury was not permitted to learn that the Raiders were suing the City of Oakland, saying they were fraudulently induced to move," the league lawyer Gregg Levy said.

The electrons in the conduction band and the holes they have left behind in the valence band are both mobile and can be induced to move by a voltage.

We wished to determine whether the effect of D2R activation was reversible, and whether inhibited mitochondria could be re-induced to move by subsequent activation of D1R within the same neuron.

In 1938 he won a place at the Cooper Union School of Art, but after two years, the cold blast of racism induced him to move his studies to the Harlem Community Art Centre, sponsored by the Works Progress Administration WPAA).

The professional and personal restrictions created by racial segregation and prejudice in the U.S., however, induced her to move to Oslo in 1948, where she later became a Norwegian citizen.

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To claims that he had induced MacMillan to move to Edmonton and arranged a position for her in the Attorney General's office, he asserted "in the thirteen years I have been in public life I have never promised any person in this Province a position".