One of the cadets was so well-regarded within the program that the teen's picture was used in recruitment materials hoping to entice other youths to join up, according to three law enforcement sources with knowledge of the investigation.
The Court clarified that Article 9(1) does not protect improper proselytism, such as when one offers material or social advantages to entice another to adopt certain religious beliefs, or when one applies improper pressure with a view to gaining new members for a religious group.
The companies could spread the costs of their technology investments over more sales, and Houghton Mifflin's textbooks and other materials would provide content to entice students, parents, teachers and schools.
Lumber mills, originally built to provide construction-grade materials for homes and business but then expanded to entice and then meet the demands of the railroad, profited from an increase in demand from railroad expansion and the nation at large.
The material is devised by middle-men whose job is to entice audiences - not with new dances, but with new marketing techniques.
In the context in which they lived as middle class women, their bodies were commodities to be preened and maintained, to enable them to entice men into matrimony so that they would have the material means to live.
About six years ago, using "in one graph" to entice readers was a function of a click-based economy that promised effective distillation of similarly complex material and rarely delivered.
The ads, however, did little to entice.
Hold out baits to entice the enemy.
Even rich whites are hard to entice.
