Sentence examples for inducements only from inspiring English sources
If he attempts yet another east-west auction of his country, the Europeans should be firmer in their principles: offering inducements only increases his leverage with Mr Putin.
Peace came to Northern Ireland because people got sick of big bombs and Bill Clinton wanted to show off somewhere easy and offered huge investments as an inducement but only if Paisley and McGuinness agreed to laugh at each other's jokes.
The economic fear prong of the Hobbs Act may be used to prosecute political corruption, as long as there is an affirmative act of inducement; but only the payees (bribe-takers), and not the payors may be reached (the latter have a defense of duress).
The Met offered inducements, but he accepted only the promise of opera tickets for his next trip to the city.
Without any inducement from Block, only 3% of its clients contributed to an IRA.
With the tunnels an extra inducement, it seems only a matter of time before the Bike Pike brims with traffic.
And, to be sure there was no undue inducement, they approached only women who had already decided (in order to help another woman's fertility) to sell an egg.
When competition is close and labour costs are a substantial proportion of total costs, all employers selling in a given product market have a strong inducement to negotiate only through an employers' association that embraces them all.
Specifically, Nay [ 19] states that: "International institutions tend to be path dependent, and only external inducements may have encouraged them to opt for change".
Other state retrofitting programs have uncertain impact in reducing childhood exposures because they only provide inducements (e.g., grants) to encourage implementation.
Diplomacy and inducements have failed because they only reinforce the Pakistani view that the country's geostrategic importance for the United States outweighs its resentment of negative Pakistani policies.
