Sentence examples for the main inducement from inspiring English sources

The main inducement was supposed to be a tax break of 10 to 22percentt of the cost of the cleanup.

But as months pass and Mr. Khadr, now 25, remains at Guantánamo, his fellow inmates are growing distrustful that the main inducement prosecutors can offer them — the prospect of leaving by a defined date — is meaningful, defense lawyers say.

The main inducement of vibration of high-speed robot is robot joint reducer, and therefore, the dynamic research for robot joint reducer is necessary.

Gruber and Wise (1999), for the case of Spain, find evidence that the social security legislation generates strong incentives to retire early and the main inducement comes from the generous mechanism determining the minimum pension, specially for low earners.

Furthermore, a residual stress evolution model for the LIHC was established, and it reveals that temperature difference between the composite coating and the substrate is the main inducement that leads to residual stress, and dwell time of the coating in the temperature range of 800 °C to 500 °C (t8 5) is an important factor that affects residual stress releasing.

Given the daily livelihood struggles that fieldworkers encountered among some participants, the main issue for fieldworkers was not about undue inducement (which seemed abstract) but about responding to these needs.

Experts I spoke to said that the main reason C.C.S. hasn't caught on is that there's no inducement to use it.

The gadgets are also an inducement to conductors to work the night shift; at present they cannot call for help if attacked.Spectrum shortage is the main barrier to mobile radio's growth but apparently there are other deterrents.

The promise of gleaming new EU-financed motorways and fine civic buildings has been among the biggest inducements dangled before the ten countries due to join the club next year.So virtuous is regional aid generally considered that it is regarded as almost treasonable in the main recipient countries to question it.

As to the nature of the money or favour given or received, the main issue in drafting laws against bribery has been whether to limit the crime to cases in which money or property is the inducement or to extend it to cases in which any benefit or advantage is conferred or promised, as most statutes now do.

The prosecution suggested the "inducement" demonstrated the "imbalance of power" between Evans and the complainant.