AMERICA can force countries to jump, but Europeans are better at inducing them to do it voluntarily.
Stimuli are known to cause resting cells to proliferate by inducing them to leave G1 and begin DNA synthesis.
One thing that is happening rather quickly is the distribution of money to businesses as a means of inducing them to remain in Lower Manhattan.
"He used his access to famous and powerful clients to burnish an image of trustworthiness, inducing them to entrust him with management and control of their financial affairs".
The very best read-alouds manage to get listeners, young or old, emotionally invested in the story — without, however, inducing them to fits of sobbing along the way.
Viruses have aroused deep concern elsewhere as well, including the Middle East, where the threat of secular nationalism has often concerned British and US planners, inducing them to support radical Islamic fundamentalism to counter it.
"Rebuilding Downtown" (editorial, April 3) noted that the state and city have moved fairly quickly to distribute grants to downtown businesses "as a means of inducing them to remain in Lower Manhattan".
Natalie Dormer (Margaery Tyrell in Game Of Thrones) sets off into a Japanese forest at the foot of Mount Fuji known for attracting suicidal people, perhaps even inducing them to commit suicide.
Intervention, so the argument goes, can swing currency traders around to the idea that the euro's slide is ending, inducing them to buy the euro, thus driving up its price.
Mr Reid cannot embarrass the Republicans by inducing them to filibuster a seemingly unobjectionable bill without reminding the left of how little the Democrats did with their filibuster-proof majority when they had it.
Anyway, he added, somewhat spoiling his Shami Chakrabati impression, "they can always find something to arrest these terrorist suspect for, even if it is inducing them to assault a police officer".
