But those who want to see changes made to the scale need to offer genuine inducements, not threats.

From what I've heard tonight, he isn't likely to pour out his life story... without very strong inducements.

Information technology companies in particular can move freely between suitors offering inducements to attract information technology fabrication factories and software houses.

Inducements might include, for example, local infrastructure and water projects, the provision of access to small business loans or basic medical care.

The central issue is the scope of the power and, in particular, the inducements that can be offered to a potential creditor to encourage it to lend.

Inducements could include any variety of activities, including development assistance, local infrastructure and water supply projects, and the provision of access to loans, as well as medical care and veterinary services.

The objective of these zones is the promotion of export oriented foreign investment with a package of inducements which include liberal tax incentives and the provision of complete infrastructure facilities within each zone.

Not only have sanctions failed to halt Iran s fuel cycle programs, but so have other avenues. The European Union s multiple offers of political and economic inducements went nowhere, as did cajoling by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

19. Cooperation by the parties and their willingness to work towards peace can sometimes be nurtured by the international community if it is able to assist with short term stability while providing positive inducements for longer term reconciliation.

5. A fourth lesson was that the international community could sometimes nurture the development of cooperation among the parties and their will for peace when it was able to assist with short term stability and provide positive inducements for longer term reconciliation.

(b) State support or inducements (e.g. tax reduction) to private sector law firms to provide free pro bono services to PLHAs in areas such as anti discrimination and disability, health care rights (informed consent and confidentiality), property (wills, inheritance) and employment law

Rather than adopting the Western model of motivating every link in the supply chain to adhere to specified quality and safety standards, the government continues to rely on top down policies. But the decentralized, dispersed nature of many industries, the absence of an effective regulatory infrastructure, and the lack of firm level inducements undermine the effectiveness of this approach.

Taking advantage of the economic situation in African and other developing countries and encouraged by the increasing liberalization and deregulation of international markets, which have increased the locational flexibility of transnational corporations, thus facilitating the movement of toxic wastes across frontiers, dealers export such wastes to developing countries by providing attractive financial inducements, sometimes even bribing officials.

For existing lenders there are the additional inducements of the ongoing relationship with the debtor and its business, the assurance that the terms of their pre commencement lending will not be altered and, under some laws, the possibility that, if they do not provide post commencement finance, their priority may be displaced by the lender who does provide that finance.

I should also note that the discretionary spending, which is about 19 percent of the budget, that is Democratic and Republican issues, so you do have welfare, food stamps, other programs that tend to be popular among Democrats, but you also have the farm bill and all sorts of Department of Interior inducements for oil drilling and other things, which tend to be popular among Republicans.