Sentence examples for more inducements from inspiring English sources

When he refused to play the developer's game he was offered even more inducements.

There will also be no reserve requirements for banks.The government has even more inducements at its disposal.

Since the coalition government's rejuvenation of right to buy in 2012 with even more inducements, sales have gone up fivefold.

In a sign that the administration and its Congressional supporters need more inducements to recruit fence-sitters, Mr. Archer, the House Republican, reversed his earlier position and said he would consider parallel legislation to the trade bill.

South Korea, though it officially supports the denuclearisation of the peninsula (or rather prefers not to acknowledge that North Korea's nuclear boasts may be true), would also prefer to take a more flexible line, offering more inducements to North Korea in the hope of better relations.

Latimer had one more inducement.

But they could be brought back later, more inducement for workers to ratify the agreements.

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These include not only fripperies such as trips to the opera but also more professional inducements such as provision of research and Reuters or Bloomberg terminals.Much more radically, Mr Myners recommended the introduction of an all-inclusive fee for fund management, instead of a basic 1-2% of assets under management, plus a fee supposedly covering trading.

But Mr Zardari's shift of the government's stance will have to be subtle, not least because economic troubles loom and America has offered more financial inducements in return for co-operation.The new coalition government of North-West Frontier Province (NWFP) condemned Mr Hayden's remarks.

Fellow lawyers doubt that it was Fayed's money that persuaded Mansfield to take the job, suggesting that a more likely inducement was the prospect of being centre stage in the eye of the world's media, cocking a snook at the royal family.