Sentence examples for monetary inducements from inspiring English sources

This logic sees recruitment of Somali young men by middle-east jihadis as an aspect of their religion or race only – irrespective of other factors such as monetary inducements.

Monetary inducements are more attractive to poorer people, and this does not respect the principle of equity.

For the same reason, monetary inducements (and probably inducements of any sort) are likely to increase participation bias (see page 9).

He wouldn't share the details of this part of the agreement, but indicated they were using monetary inducements to keep as many essential members of the Tomax team on board for as long as possible.

Of the 90 DTC sites studied, 52% offered some type of monetary inducement including rebates, coupons, free trials, and offers for merchandise.

The monetary inducement also included train fare from the East Coast.

Respondents from the nursing cadre acknowledged that, while financial incentives were important in their job choice decisions, they were willing to take up rural jobs without specific monetary inducement (especially if the job was with the public sector and offered security in lieu).

On top of this, there are non-monetary inducements, such as the hybrid driver's right to use high-occupancy vehicle lanes on dual carriageways, even when he is alone (and even though this adds to petrol consumption per passenger mile).

This paper, drawing on a qualitative exploratory survey of sources within 151 integrated care organizations in three nations (the U.S., England, and Germany), explores the mix of monetary and professional inducements these organizations employ to attract and retain physicians.

At the very outset, it was made clear to all the respondents that the interviews were entirely voluntary, and no monetary or food-item inducements would be offered.

It was made clear that both assessment and treatment would be entirely voluntary, and no monetary or food-item inducements would be offered.