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inducement

[in-doos-muhnt, -dyoos-] / ɪnˈdus mənt, -ˈdyus- /


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Will inducements like $10 donations to charity for each day workers show up, as Salesforce recently announced, prove powerful enough bait?

From New York Times

The tribal casinos have plenty of inducements to bring you in because, well, you bring in the bucks.

From Seattle Times

The U.S. government could find a way to offer foreign assistance of its own or urge American cloud providers to provide benefits to customers, like free training, to counter the Chinese companies’ inducements.

From New York Times

With only some broad rules in place that prohibit recruiting inducements and pay-for-play, state laws have set varying standards for NIL.

From Washington Times

The senior administration officials said that relief from the sanctions could be used as an inducement in negotiations to try to secure the release of the Americans held overseas.

From Seattle Times