Sentence examples for substantial inducement from inspiring English sources

Under the measure the Governor signed today, cable television companies that offer certain programs, like a sports or movie channel, as a "substantial inducement" to subscribers and then fail to provide it will have to offer refunds to customers.

"Retailers' considerable experience with sales tax holidays has shown that they provide a substantial inducement for people to shop," the NRF letter said.

The substantial inducements that Microsoft held out to the largest OEM's only further reduced the distribution and promotion of Navigator in the OEM channel.

In recent years, Kmart's main competitors, Wal-Mart and Target, have outflanked it by emphasizing more durable, substantial inducements: Wal-Mart's everyday low prices and Target's cheap chic.

Asked if he would consider investments in Mexico if he was offered substantial inducements by the Mexican government, Marchionne said it would be "incredibly imprudent on our side to try and make commitments to that country".

The NCAA further reported that it had discovered "some of the most serious recruiting violations" within its rules, citing three cases in which athletes received substantial inducements before they enrolled at Miami.

Unfortunately for the West India Company, the infant colony of New Netherland languished, the cautious Dutch people having very little inclination to emigrate to wild and uncultivated lands in which no substantial inducements were present.

Substantial forms of military assistance may prove a significant inducement to pick a better leader.

When competition is close and labour costs are a substantial proportion of total costs, all employers selling in a given product market have a strong inducement to negotiate only through an employers' association that embraces them all.

The uncontroverted portions of the record thus disclose that the petitioner's written confession was obtained in an atmosphere of substantial coercion and inducement created by statements and actions of state authorities.

In the Lundbeck case, Mr. Almunia's office said that various generic makers colluded with the Danish company, agreeing to not enter the market in return for "substantial payments and other inducements from Lundbeck amounting to tens of millions of euros".