inducements

1. inducements

1. International allies will pledge at least $ 500 million for Karzai's program, but Western diplomats said the money would not pay for cash inducements.

2. Ten IOC members resigned or were expelled for accepting cash, scholarships and other inducements from leaders of the winning bid for the 2002 Winter Olympics.

3. More orchestras have adopted a mechanism that incorporates competition and inducements for top talent.

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4. Luton Town manager Mike Newell also said he had been offered such illegal inducements.

5. inducements

5. The hefty price of such mooncakes has led to speculation that they will most probably be bought and given as inducements.

6. A shortage in the city's supply of donated blood has led the authorities to offer inducements to get people to give.

7. These bases offer favorable inducements, such as free studios or low taxes.