Sentence examples for intended to coax from inspiring English sources
PAGE A9 NEW APPROACH ON IRAN: CARROT The world's major powers agreed in London to offer Iran modest incentives intended to coax it to freeze important nuclear activities.
New training programs are being introduced to help local managers deal with sick leave, notably by discussing it openly with their staff, as are measures intended to coax absentees back to work.
A big variable is how these changes would affect tax liability under the alternate minimum tax, the much-criticized, flat-rate tax plan originally intended to coax tax payments out of all taxpayers with significant income but which is not indexed for inflation.
Bachmann says the bill is intended to coax women who are considering getting abortions into changing their minds and carrying their pregnancies to term.
Mr. Bush's visit here today was intended to help sell the proposal he unveiled last week to coax Medicare recipients to select from a variety of government-subsidized private health insurance plans that include prescription drug benefits.
In 1977, David Frost, in an act of entrepreneurial chutzpah intended to bolster his flagging career as a celebrity-talk-show host, coaxed the disgraced former President into six hours of interviews, to be aired in four segments.
Though she intended to pursue a university education, she abandoned that aspiration at the coaxing of director Trevor Nunn and accepted the title role of his film Lady Jane (1986).
Their information is still incredibly valuable, because the data they collect and distribute isn't intended to track a single person; it's intended to help marketers find a group of people who can be coaxed into sharing a single interest – their product.
It was never intended to.
But he intended to return.
