If, in fact, amenities serve as inducements to buy or rent, which ones have the most power to attract?
It served as an inducement to use that kitchenette.
Yet as the company has expanded, nearly doubling its work force in the last three years, the relaxed and funky ambience of the company's headquarters has served as a major inducement when recruiting people into the company, said Debbie Collins, its director of administrative services.
That should serve as an inducement for the Duma to pass the laws necessary to set up a transparent, equitable tax regime, clearly defined property rights and provisions to resolve disputes through international arbitration.Russia's bad luck over the past year included the worst grain harvest in 45 years; despite stocks from last year, it could use up all food supplies by winter's end.
It is worth noting that there is no extensive taxonomy of BSD in related literature and we neither aim to design one; however, our classification of such data serves as an inducement to the research community for collaboratively creating this taxonomy; Moreover, by describing the key characteristics of BSD we differentiate it from the concept of Big Data.
It is worth noting that there is no extensive taxonomy of BSD in related literature and we neither aim to design one; however, our classification of such data serves as an inducement to the research community for collaboratively creating this taxonomy; 4.
About $100 million in U.S. aid to the rebel coalition is about to be released, the official said, suggesting that the money for administration of areas under rebel control would serve as an inducement for them to come to Geneva.
Voluntarism cannot, after all, ensure that the offer of results does not serve as undue inducement to participate in research in the first instance.
Others served as controls.
Blanton Alspaugh served as producer.
Served as caretaker coach.
