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inducement

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


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It said Ruiz providing the players with a meal violated inducement rules.

From Washington Post

McCollough: There is still no enforcement of the NCAA’s guidance on NIL, which prohibits pay-for-play inducements to recruits, and until there is, programs will be playing by different rules on the trail.

From Los Angeles Times

Products sold through inducements are on average 35% more expensive than products sold where no inducements are paid, she said.

From Reuters

Such is life in the evolving NIL landscape — where some programs/collectives promise millions in illicit recruiting inducements, while others wilt under the weight of competing paychecks.

From Seattle Times

"In many markets, inducements are an indispensable part of the distribution system for retail investment products, without which consumers' access to professional advice would be significantly curtailed," Insurance Europe said.

From Reuters