Sentence examples for on inducements from inspiring English sources

Human rights groups have criticized the Obama administration's Sudan policy, saying it relies too heavily on inducements and not enough on sanctions and other forms of pressure.

The insurers, Mr. Kreidler said, spend "too much money on inducements to get business and focus too little on real market competition".

Adding another layer of uncertainty, experts say, electric car sales rely heavily on inducements to consumers by state and federal governments, and in an era of budget-cutting, it is not clear how generous the governments will continue to be.

In place of a market means of fighting climate change, he offers "direct action": spending more than A$3 billion over four years on inducements for big carbon-emitters to clean up their acts.

Birmingham said at the time that some changes – such as a ban on inducements such as free laptops for people to sign up to courses – could be achieved immediately by regulation, but other elements would require legislation.

The authority rates all but three of the basin's 23 river valleys as being in a poor ecological state.To stop more water from leaving the rivers, the federal government allocated about A$3 billion ($2.9 billion) to be spent over ten years on inducements for farmers to reduce water use and adopt more efficient forms of irrigation.

"The evidence on inducement isn't compelling, and the evidence on pricing is much stronger," he said, referring to the idea that more competition among doctors would lower the rates paid for individual services that doctors provide.

Still, one inducement for doctors to choose ThermaSolutions equipment is that their practices will be promoted on the Web site, according to doctors and industry executives.

Thus no conclusion can be made on inducement if the demand curve of the private facilities is located to the left of that of the public hospitals.

Spawning success rate varied depending on the rate of inducement and the type of inducing agent used.

Respondents also support a ban on financial inducements or time-limited deals, which are used to persuade patients to go ahead with procedures.