Sentence examples for inducements given to from inspiring English sources

Dave Johnson, one of the two Salt Lake City bid executives indicted on bribery charges, has alleged that DeFrantz was cognizant of the lavish inducements given to committee members and their families to award the Games to Salt Lake.

Such parties compete not only [because] of policy platforms but also with material inducements given to individuals.

Former Cabinet minister Lord Tebbit said the terms of the review should be extended "so we can know whether or not there were any letters or similar inducements given to assist the progress of the ceasefire talks, which led eventually to the Good Friday agreement".

Unlike the negative geotaxis assay, no inducement is given to flies to provoke movement.

One question is how likely these people are to be enticed by the inducements, given the gains the Taliban have made.

The company announced that it gave an inducement grant to R and R Images' founder Rod Key.

His wife, Gwen, barely left his side, and among the inducements she gave him to recover were reminders that he had been planning to begin making woodcuts inspired by their black Labrador, Sally.

Yet the administration's debate over how to offer North Korea inducements to give up its weapons, and whether to back that up with the threat of economic strangulation, continues.

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Beyond the obligations of board membership, organizations offer plenty of inducements to giving.

Informed consent was obtained from each participant (verbal for PWD and written for organisation representatives) and no inducements were given.