Sentence examples similar to prime inducement from inspiring English sources
The Nissan chief drove into Downing Street in his Qashqai in mid-October to be greeted with the warmest prime ministerial inducements and reassurances.
The prize was an inducement rather than an acknowledgement.
Events have conspired to rob him of the traditional financial inducements that Thai prime ministers use to command a parliamentary majority.
It adds: "First American offers a prime example of how illegal inducements can help a company attain superior market share".
It adds: "First American offers a prime example of how illegal inducements can help a company attain superior market share". Kennedy says that despite pressure to keep up with crooked competitors he never approves such schemes: "All you can do is try to hire honest people". Now some forces are working to rein in this rapacious industry.
A raft of American inducements failed to get Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to forgo for even three months the construction of Israeli settlements that are banned under international law.
An added inducement for searching for large primes comes from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), which established prizes for the first verified prime with more than 1 million digits ($50,000; awarded in 2006), 10 million digits ($100,000; awarded in 2008), 100 million digits ($150,000), and 1 billion digits ($250,000).
Iran's nuclear program is a prime case in point: so far, neither threats nor inducements have persuaded its leaders to suspend their uranium enrichment program.
Amazon Prime Jeremy Clarkson and his unique brand of television presentation represent the latest in a whirlwind of inducements to fork out for a subscription to Amazon's Prime service.
The notion of a new inducement to watch commercials appealed to NBC, which has previously pushed through several innovations in prime-time formatting.
Evidence obtained from the investigation does not show that the donation was given as an inducement or a reward for doing or forbearing to do anything in relation to his capacity as prime minister".
