Sentence examples for inducements offered from inspiring English sources

Loan from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Tenants & inducements offered by the Center.

But it was the package of political inducements offered by President George W. Bush that persuaded him to stop supporting terrorists and abandon his nuclear ambitions.

In its report for 2015, Human Rights Watch lists the financial inducements offered by the Australian government to make the Manus Island deal happen.

Northern Ireland has been petitioning London for the power to cut corporation tax; if it succeeds, Scotland will surely demand the same.The inducements offered to Scots will increase the pressure for changes in other parts of Britain.

But critics say the inducements offered by the government – part of the consultations it launched this year – to ensure local cooperation are "simply not good enough", and point to the example of France, which has a similar amount of nuclear waste.

Part of the answer must surely be the generous material inducements offered by the state — how else to account for the compliance not just of fervent anti-Semites but of Germans who were not members of the Nazi Party and, in some cases, were otherwise opposed to Nazism?

William H. Rehnquist, who was then chief justice, wrote that, "in some circumstances, the financial inducement offered by Congress might be so coercive as to pass the point at which pressure turns into compulsion".

Perhaps so, which is why, in cases involving conditions attached to federal funding, we have acknowledged that “the financial inducement offered by Congress might be so coercive as to pass the point at which ‘pressure turns into compulsion.’ ” Dole, supra, at 211, quoting from Steward Machine Co. v. Davis, 301 U.S. 548, 590 (1937).

Inducements were offered, too.

"Whenever inducements are offered," she said, "it creates problems".

A listing of some of the special inducements recently offered the faithful to augment church attendance, as reported in the daily press.