That serves as an enormous inducement to come to the U.S. We can value the size of the inducement through the price of an illegal border crossing.
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Low futures prices are the inducement they in turn require.
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And there was another inducement — a pristine 1972 Mustang Fastback.
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But Greece's sharp tax rises were hardly an inducement to stay.
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One of these is that the financial inducement cannot be coercive.
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It's also an inducement for more companies to join our effort.
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Current law already prohibits using entertainment as "an inducement" for business.
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The biggest inducement to invest may simply be a lack of alternatives.
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However, domestic groups continue to report voter inducement in parts of Nigeria.
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Another inducement: lots of fantastic pizza from Regina Pizzeria: http://bit.ly/1Zl4ltv.
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Regulatory relief is obviously a powerful inducement for owners of bank stocks.
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The inducement awards cover an aggregate of 33,459 shares of EXL in the form of restricted stock, and are being made as a material inducement to employees entering into employment with EXL in connection with the acquisition transaction.
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Now business is both goal and tool, inducement for coöperation and its reward.
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Reimbursement is not inducement or coercion, it's not pay to play, it's reimbursement.
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It includes claims for breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty and fraudulent inducement.
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Incentives ranged from $10 to $250, possibly a significant inducement to lower-income women.
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He also noted that there was "a powerful inducement" for Shepherd to plead guilty.
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The biopharmaceutical company announced new employment inducement awards for five new non-executive employees.
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Every beautiful object is thus an inducement to consider the hand behind its creation.
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And, even today, institutional power remains one potent inducement to conformity on this issue.
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And all that becomes an inducement to get a financier to put up the rest.
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A few universities and colleges are offering employment guarantees as an inducement to prospective students.
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A supermajority would be an inducement for presidents to nominate middle-of-the-road candidates.
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The Knicks, the official said, did not offer Sprewell any sort of inducement to appear.
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The debate between Ms. Vullo and the title insurance industry is what exactly "inducement" means.
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The United States, which already gives Mexico entry to its market, is offering no extra inducement.
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"The inducement law in Washington is clear," Commissioner Kreidler said in a statement accompanying the order.
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That's just a quick glimpse of the programming you'll enjoy at Disrupt SF. Need more inducement?
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In fact, the two artemisias share the same property: the inducement of weird and vivid dreams.
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The permanent flood of tourists was a further inducement to contemplate Notre-Dame from a distance.
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Moving it to Strasbourg would provide a juicy inducement to France to agree to the proposals.
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When the Department of Agricultural Enforcement had designed the Bravo models, they'd been experimenting with alarm-inducement.
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The company is offering six months free for new participants as an inducement to try the platform.
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The inducement is to vote against a regional oil cartel proposed by a left-wing Brazilian leader.
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After all, employees happy with their current job are likely to need a greater inducement to move.
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But they would presumably not respond as rapidly as they do to the inducement of surge fares.
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With state lawmakers legalizing casino gambling, justifying blue laws as an inducement to churchgoing has become more difficult.
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If MbS takes away cheap energy, Saudi citizens will need a new inducement to continue supporting the regime.
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Had his devotion later been an inducement to remain with him in his house, a selfishness dressed up?
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But the added inducement, forged in a bid to win broader union support, underscored the tricky politics ahead.
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It's a Christmas inducement to light up an aromatic botanical (not frankincense), arranged as a lite-reggae ditty.
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And the threat of stiff competition can be a powerful inducement for independent startups to sell to the incumbents.
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"Without proof of causation, which is an essential element of GSK's action, a finding of inducement cannot stand," Stark wrote.
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But with the prices so high at the moment, the potential for profit is a strong inducement for certain individuals.
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There are two elements of the entrapment defense: inducement and a lack of predisposition, according to the Department of Justice.
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As an inducement, Orsted has offered East Hampton $8.2 million for community development projects if the Wainscott site is approved.
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So, the state is using another inducement to quiet the hospitals — specifically, increased reimbursement rates for Medicaid services they provide.
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Seeking China's help over North Korea's nuclear programme, for example, Mr Trump has explicitly used American trade concessions as an inducement.
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The challenge is finding the right type of incentive or inducement, in the right amount, at the right stage of development.
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As a further inducement to compliance, prescribers also would be required to maintain a record of that acknowledgement for three years.
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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.
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Students, meanwhile, become less excited about learning once they've been given a grade (or some other artificial inducement) for doing so.
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"Our determination to defend the country's sovereign dignity will never give in to any threat or inducement of force," it said.
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One inducement she devised for teenage gun owners to participate in the buyback is free time at a local recording studio.
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But if you put aside the inducement for the inner eye, L'exposition d'un Rêve is an immediate delectation, delighting the ear.
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She had garnered praise from supporters of her progressive Green Party for cycling to hospital to receive a medical inducement on Sunday.
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Yes, Obama noted the auto angle in an appeal to Democratic senators as added inducement to swallow what was a bitter pill.
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Yes, some will love such richness, but others may wish that the kitchen had spared them the heavy-handed inducement of cream.
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The IOC had dangled the 2022 Winter Games and a gateway into the China market as a possible inducement to NHL officials.
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Still, it's sad if your daughter and her family need the inducement of an all-expenses-paid vacation to come to you.
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She knew why she chanted slogans: she needed regular doses of trance inducement to mask the struggle's increasing difficulty and diminishing marginal returns.
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It proposed raising the number of military reservists to 23,000, and using government payment for university education as an inducement to sign up.
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Giving away research free could be considered an inducement to do business which would create a conflict of interest for investors, regulators say.
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They seem particularly concerned that giving something for free as an inducement to sell services is somehow bad for consumers and small businesses.
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The inducement of a feeling, a shiver, a way of viewing or assessing the world of which I had previously been wholly unaware.
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For this generation, seeing the intense loyalty that Scotch lovers have towards their spirit, serves as a great inducement to take that first sip.
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The EU also takes a dim view of other countries that use visa-free access to the EU as an inducement to investment migrants.
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While both sides played the inducement game, Reagan was only a governor and couldn't come close to offering up the same level of perks.
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The probe will seek to determine whether there has been a violation of personal data and inducement to commit a crime, the source added.
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He has given it up for charity, and offered it as a inducement during his mayoral campaign to donors though there were no takers.
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As an inducement for her daughter to save the maximum amount allowed in the company's 401(k) plan, Ms. Eras matched her daughter's contribution.
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Historically, patent laws have been enacted as an inducement to innovation, yet economists are increasingly skeptical that strong patents are necessary for that purpose.
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It is rather an inducement to fighters to desert the FARC, undermining the group's plan to keep together and to reorganise as a political party.
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The grant was made as an inducement material to Dr. Sacks' acceptance of employment with Edge in accordance with NASDAQ Listing Rule 5635(c)(4).
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Involvement by attorneys for the government in the inducement of guilty pleas by defendants who protest their innocence may create an appearance of prosecutorial overreaching.
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Rather than congratulate him, some fellow Tories subjected him to ridicule, suggesting that the title was an inducement to back the government's unpopular Brexit deal.
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Although he was eventually convicted of paying a smaller inducement, of 8.9bn won, Mr Lee still insists that Ms Park extorted the money from him.
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Teams that opt for a touchback will take over at their own 25-yard line, not their 20, another inducement not to return the ball.
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And as a further inducement to lend, the E.C.B. charges a negative interest rate on deposits that commercial banks stash in the central bank's coffers.
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As an inducement for bipartisan and bicameral support, however, the package includes temporary tax relief for eligible victims of wildfires, hurricanes and other natural disasters.
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In the 1980s and '90s, she said, companies were taking a risk by expanding in Queens or Brooklyn, and tax breaks provided an important inducement.
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He urged the Ukrainian government to investigate the younger Mr Biden and dangled the possibility of a state visit to Washington, DC, as an inducement.
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"As it starts moving in a more extreme way in those three areas, you then get more exposure for inducement or secondary copyright infringement," says Rothken.
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The pervasive influence of criminal groups has undermined police in the state, and those groups are believed to have won political influence through intimidation and inducement.
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And the measures would not affect the low across-the-board corporate tax rates that countries like Ireland use as an inducement to attract foreign companies.
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Last June, U.S. District Judge Gregory Woods allowed Baker-Rhett to pursue a fraudulent inducement claim, because he had plausibly pleaded that West's tweet was false.
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Be smart: The demographics are a hard inducement for aging advanced economies to embrace advances in robotics that can take the place of humans across industries.
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While questionable dealings at boardroom level were prevalent during those early years, footballers were not above the odd financial inducement themselves, whether strictly legal or otherwise.
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The adherence to four behavior traits, specifically, is based on the DISC theory of American psychologist William Moulton Marston, which focuses on dominance, inducement, submission, and compliance.
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If we got one-tenth of what was promised to us in the State of the Union speeches there wouldn't be any inducement to go to heaven.
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China's lax enforcement of its environmental and labor laws also amounts to a significant subsidy for Chinese manufacturing, and an inducement to relocate American jobs to China.
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Hospitals can also be fined if they make payments to a doctor "as an inducement to reduce or limit services" provided to a Medicare or Medicaid beneficiary.
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As their confinement in the seraglio of the sala reservada demonstrates, however, the nude was seen as a powerful danger, an inducement to illicit sight and touch.
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It considers some requests to officials, such as asking for help securing a licence or getting a fine waived, to be automatically criminal, even without any obvious inducement.
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" (Gadfly) • Charley Grant writes, "With cheap credit readily available and UnitedHealth's sparkling long-term returns as an inducement, the recipe for succeeding in health care is pretty clear.
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But federal anti-kickback laws prohibit companies from giving such financial assistance to Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries because doing so is considered an inducement to buy their drugs.
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In the short term, with the stock market continuing to rise, the idea of increasing that basis could be an inducement to not sell highly appreciated stock now.
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The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) alleged in a statement that Eugene Yeoh accepted cash payments from a consultant as an inducement to view the IPO application favourably.
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In short, immunity is the ultimate inducement as it relates to spilling all the beans about any fraud, illegality or underhanded dealings -- if there are any such beans.
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Marston has answers to that and other questions, along with a theory he calls DISC — for dominance, inducement, submission and compliance — which sounds terribly complex and slightly ridiculous.
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Belgian and French security officials will have to rely on savvy interrogation and whatever legal means of coercion and inducement are at their disposal to get answers from Abdeslam.
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" That means proof it was taken by "theft, bribery, misrepresentation, breach or inducement of a breach of a duty to maintain secrecy, or espionage through electronic or other means.
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Some 350 million iPhone customers need an upgrade, and Apple will offer them a big inducement with its next devices, he said: support for the new 5G wireless networks.
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If that acquisition goes through, you can expect AT&T to make access to this portfolio very cheap and data free, a powerful inducement to subscribe to its mobile network.
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With the Belden program, the inducement into treatment is clear and positive: If you use drugs, you will be unemployed; if you stay clean, you will have a good job.
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The Levinsons said the only payment they made was for training and transportation — which are allowed under union rules — and not as an inducement to keep Rodney as a client.
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"I was not requested to do anything to benefit the Gupta family or Mr. Ajay Gupta, nor was I offered any inducement," he said in his statement to the commission.
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Not only is limiting the duration of NAFTA opposed by businesses as undermining investment, but it could also be an inducement to procrastination instead of active implementation of labor reforms.
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The rest of the money would be used as a recruiting tool, so that a star player could be offered additional money as an inducement to go to a particular university.
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Promega, a patent fight in which genetic-test maker Life Technologies argues that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit misread the law on active inducement of foreign infringement.
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The technological possibility of a "clean" nuclear war that destroys the U.S. nuclear deterrent, as the allure of technological surprise has throughout military history, alone may become sufficient inducement for aggression.
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If you believe that the president's campaign colluded with Russia and Wikileaks to swing the election in its favor, driven by an unrevealed, shadowy inducement, this is another piece of proof.
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The company last month said it was even offering $30 — six times Mr. Njoroge's net daily earnings — as an inducement to drivers to sign up to the new, cut-price service.
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Theoretically, this practice would encourage executives to take risks without worrying about termination, though critics argue that the system actually provides little inducement to perform well if individuals benefit from termination.
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Presumably, there'll be some propellant behind this with the fiscal policy, that is, the tax cuts, inducement for capex, and-- perhaps, a better regulatory environment for private businesses-- than they had before.
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People who genuinely consent to sex are not paid; every instance of prostitution is by definition a case of sexual coercion whereby payment is used as inducement to engage in unwanted sex.
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"We believe the current law protects the integrity of the election and protects voters from intimidation or inducement," Suzanne Staiert, Colorado's deputy secretary of state, said in a statement to the newspaper.
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The president has used import taxes as leverage in trade talks and inducement for companies to produce goods in the U.S., but manufacturing job gains and activity have faded throughout the year.
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The details of the case are rather complicated, but the report states that UMG has accused former Prince estate entertainment advisor L. Londell McMillan of fraudulent inducement in connection with the deal.
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And the likeliest prospects each insisted they were holding fast to their promises to send him into retirement, or to prison, saying they could not be bought off, no matter the inducement.
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For Democrats, the race is encouraging — an inducement to pursue other traditionally Republican seats in upscale suburbs, and a prime talking point for party officials as they seek to recruit appealing candidates.
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A day after the Times report, the Washington Post reported that a promise of a trip with the cheerleaders was used as a sales inducement to sell high-end luxury seats and suites.
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And its timing raises questions about whether it was used by F1's owners as an inducement for the governing body to approve a change of ownership, regardless of who emerged as a buyer.
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To Mr Trump, he will present this as evidence that Japan is doing its bit, and as an inducement for America to continue to provide security and to pursue unflinching deterrence against the North.
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After the doctor and Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd) shoot down her request for chemical inducement, she decides to turn to her hubby Fred in her green house, aka the War Room, for another plan.
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"No legal system in the world can accept the bribing of witnesses, the inducement of witnesses to lie," said the presiding judge, Bertram Schmitt, who read out the summary of the decision in court.
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The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) alleged in a statement on Wednesday that Eugene Yeoh took cash payments from a consultant as an inducement to view Shen You Holding's Hong Kong listing application favourably.
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There is no strategy of inducement or coercion that can persuade Pyongyang to relinquish an arsenal that is both its best defense against coercion and its best way to extort benefits from the West.
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" And as if to offer an inducement, Ms. McCaskill cited current polling and said that "the reason Biden is the front-runner by such a large margin is because he's speaking to those voters.
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"There was a phase-in period, and we found that for healthy people, the subsidies were not sufficient inducement to buy health insurance," says Amitabh Chandra, a Harvard economist who led the NEJM study.
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Nearly all Muslim-majority countries long ago outlawed such instant divorce (Pakistan did so in 1961), but politicians in Hindu-majority India had used the issue as a vote-getting inducement to Muslim ultra-conservatives.
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Marston is best known in scientific circles for his creation of the DISC theory, which proposed that people demonstrate their emotions using the behavior types of Dominance (D), Inducement (I), Submission (S) and Compliance (C).
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"No legal system in the world can accept the bribing of witnesses, the inducement of witnesses to lie, or the illicit coaching of witnesses, nor can the International Criminal Court," Presiding Judge Bertram Schmitt said.
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However, here, without proof of either a specific threat or inducement, it would be very hard to prove statutory witness tampering based solely on President Trump's statements coupled with the broader context of his power.
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But the revelations that Mr Trump tried to enlist a foreign leader to undermine a political rival, with hundreds of millions in military aid to his country as a possible inducement, are harder to ignore.
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But China's attempt to co-opt island leaders through the inducement of Belt and Road initiative infrastructure financing and even less transparent means convinced Canberra that it had been too complacent about its own neighborhood.
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As well as accusing the group of using the funds for personal gain, Chan said investigators were also probing whether the money was being used an inducement for people to take part in the protests.
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Dickerson, who would have a Hall of Fame pro career, had committed to attend Texas A&M (and denied receiving a gold Trans Am as an inducement to go to there) but changed his mind.
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Would people really be interested in taking the time to describe their morning routine or office habits without a substantial monetary inducement (and would their data be valuable enough for firms to pay a substantial amount)?
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But when it comes to violent or terrorist behavior, maximum punishment — and inducement for cooperation — is likely the way to go, assuming the exercise of "individualized" prosecutorial discretion before the government makes its final charging decision.
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This means that if one wants to get the most stress relief, the least tweak inducement, out of their tea, they likely have to go beyond the most accessible black varieties in offices, cafes, and supermarkets.
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As former commander of SOUTHCOM, Kelly has dealt with security challenges that are exacerbated by our nation's porous borders and by political policies that have served as an inducement for people to cross our borders illegally.
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Still, Mr. Trump's expected action is most important for what he will not do: reinstate sanctions on Iran's central bank and oil exports, which were lifted as an inducement to Tehran for constraining its nuclear program.
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One concern flagged by market participants is the extent to which investment research can still be offered to clients, and at what cost, without being seen as an inducement to trade with the broker supplying the research.
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Vibrators were introduced to the American public as medical devices, a "treatment" for the vaguely defined female trouble known as hysteria, whose symptoms only seemed to subside after the inducement of orgasm (then known as a "paroxysm").
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Gertrude is in love with Thomas, the turner's son, but it's uncertain whether her beauty and her share of our flock are enough inducement for any suitor to take on a lunatic for a sister-in-law.
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Akindele had "acted in a manner that... compromised his position as a teacher and examiner... his conversations with Miss Osagie were about examination scores and inducement of favor for the alteration of examination scores," the university said.
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Drug companies are not allowed to provide co-pay assistance to such patients because it is considered a kickback, an illegal financial inducement to get someone to use a product for which the government is then billed.
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Another example is that hospitals are reluctant to support or reward doctors for following best practices and protocols designed to improve outcomes because it could be viewed as an inducement under the Stark and Anti-Kickback Statute.
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On the other hand, when considering violations of criminal statutes, the main objective of the law is to seek retribution by punishing the criminal in a way that will provide a strong inducement not to commit another crime.
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If that's not enough of an inducement to listen to her Flash Forward podcast, wait until you hear the recordings she surfaced of the 'aquanauts,' breathing a mixture of helium and oxygen, trying to call President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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So if you really did go to 20, and you really did bring it back, and because you're at 153 and there's no longer an inducement to go over there, why can't you just say outright that's a good thing?
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But in another respect, this inducement speaks to her sincerity: She wouldn't have bothered if she knew the stock was worth nothing, and she was putting her relationships on the line for it, so there were real costs to being wrong.
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But American military officials quietly sent a much smaller delegation than originally expected to an organizational meeting this week in Seoul, after Mr. Trump's surprise announcement in Singapore that he was ending joint military exercises as an inducement for North Korea.
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Lebanese of all sects are objecting to ideas that have surfaced so far, seeing $6 billion for Lebanon as an inducement to accept the settlement of Palestinians who have lived as refugees in the country since Israel's creation in 19823.
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But Okun noted that the emerging economies in the pact, such as Malaysia and Vietnam, would likely face a struggle to push the deal through their domestic political systems without the inducement of opening up the U.S. market to their companies.
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This was to remove any potential conflicts of interest between asset managers and their customers on the buy side, in which consuming research by banks and brokers - the sell side - could be seen as an inducement to trade with them.
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Starting off in the familiar "use your imagination" style of fear inducement that we know Stranger Things for, by the end, the trailer is filled with action sequences, bloodied heroes, and roaring monsters forcing the kids to cower behind smashed-up cars.
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The judge said the inducement to have sex with the Hollywood producer could fall under the sex-trafficking law, which makes it a crime to entice and force a person to commit a "commercial sex act" in return for something of value.
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Though it would scrap the current mandate, the new proposal includes an inducement to stay insured, in the form of a 30% surcharge on a year's premium, for anyone who allows their coverage to lapse or drops it, then seeks to re-enter the market.
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"If you want to look for individuals who are susceptible to some kind of inducement to violence, and who have to be told whose name the violence is in, there are countless people and countless extremist groups you could identify them with," she said.
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Since the wild days of the first dot-com bubble, numerous tax-law changes have made employee Incentive Stock Options (ISOs, often granted in lieu of pay compensation at early stage tech companies) less and less of an inducement for job candidates or tenured employees.
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From making sure your application for a bank loan didn't fester at the bottom of the clerk's pile, to paying cash to a physician for a successful medical procedure, the free market was more gray than it was transparent, and the cash inducement was king.
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Pebe filed a countersuit in response, claiming intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress caused by Luke's alleged abuse against her daughter, as well as claims of fradulent inducement on behalf of Luke for falsely promising Pebe that she would be involved in Kesha's career.
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Citing a statement from the Interior Ministry, the Russian news services Interfax and RIA Novosti said that three Russian citizens and a female Belarusian citizen, "arriving on a flight from the Kingdom of Thailand," were arrested at the airport on charges of inducement to prostitution.
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It was an inducement to overlook the show's discomfiting racial dynamic, suggesting that the issues brought up by its lineup — with two popular black rappers, each with more radio and chart success than the headliners, relegated to the evening opening slots — have little to do with race.
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It is consequential here to recall that Romanticism's ideals proved an inducement to historical research, which in turn aroused a new interest in art history and stimulated the Neo-Gothic Revival trend of the early 2180th century, from which the gesamtkunstwerk ideal re-emerged in Europe.
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There are also interludes of inducement, submission and compliance mixed in with a sweet, soft-focus romance that initially involves Marston and his wife, a frustrated academic, Elizabeth Holloway Marston (Rebecca Hall, tart, brisk, essential), and soon includes a third, Olive Byrne (a very good Bella Heathcote).
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The Commissioner issued a release detailing the order on Thursday, and explaining that the block on a completely free product is a result of Zenefits violating the state's inducement laws, which prevent any one provider from acts that significantly undermine the competitiveness of the rest with extreme incentives.
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Kreidler said in remarks accompanying the order that Zenefits has until January 1, 2017 to implement an acceptable fee to charge users of its product, in accordance with its annual value of between $29,100 and $45,000 per year, in order to return to compliance with the state's inducement laws.
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Under NCAA rules, the alleged giveaway qualifies as an "impermissible recruiting inducement" and a "Level 1" violation—a quasi-legal term that sounds serious, like DEFCON 1, only we're talking about some high-school football player getting a gratis sweatshirt, not Kim Jong Un getting loose with ballistic missiles.
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The decision to cancel — at least for now — the large-scale, long-planned Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise set for August had been expected after Mr. Trump's surprise announcement in Singapore that he was ending joint military exercises as an inducement for North Korea to dismantle its nuclear weapons program.
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Thanks to the estranged political realities of the age, Trump is likely to interpret his latest escape, in a business and political career that has often flirted with disaster, as an inducement to broaden his crusade to expand his personal power and shake off remaining constitutional guard rails.
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Ms. Yellen added that the Fed still expected to raise rates twice more later in the year, which she said would bring the benchmark rate close to a level that the Fed regards as neutral, with low rates no longer providing an inducement for borrowing and risk-taking.
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Read more: Here are all the investigations and lawsuits that Boeing and the FAA are facing after the 737 Max crashes killed almost 350 peopleThe lawsuit, filed in Chicago on Monday, is claiming fraudulent inducement, breach of contract, and breach of the duty of good faith and fair dealing against Boeing.
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To the extent that a host's contribution is, largely, to generate media attention and provide potential viewers with some inducement to watch in the first place, Gervais -- who boasts a loyal core of fans and 13.5 million Twitter followers -- has already accomplished what the Globe organizers set out to do.
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Yet so far, at least, the mayor's seeming indifference to business leaders has not hurt his chances at re-election, especially with calls to rein in Wall Street becoming a common refrain, and cities, including New York, rethinking the wisdom of offering tax incentives to companies as an inducement to stay.
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The second rule will address "the extent to which an employer may offer an inducement to an employee for the employee's spouse to provide information about the spouse's manifestation of disease or disorder as part of a health risk assessment (HRA) administered in connection with an employer-sponsored wellness program," the agency said.
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"If [underwriting syndicates] submit fictitious and inflated orders or provide inducement to investors, they would undermine the discovery of IPO prices, the fair allocation of securities to subscribers, and ultimately investor confidence in the integrity and transparency of the capital market," Julia Leung, deputy chief executive of the SFC, told the regulator's annual compliance forum.
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While many have noted that Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE might also resign in protest, that could be an inducement rather than a deterrent for Trump.
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"The purchase sets $50.00 as an important price for Harrison; he's now invested $15.1 million in cash just above that price and he has nine million options -- half of which are performance-based -- struck just below that price that he was granted as an inducement for joining CSX," said Ben Silverman, director of research at insider trading research firm InsiderScore, in a note.
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In a statement on the settlement, Wolfe counsel Elzer and Paul said the firm and its name partners promised not to solicit online reviews from anyone without a genuine business relationship with them; not to solicit online reviews by offering paid time off or any other inducement and not to threaten to sue any client or former client for posting a bad review.
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Frigid New York City, however, has more homeless per capita than San Francisco or Los Angeles, while only 224 percent of Los Angeles homeless arrived less than a year ago, fewer than the 8.5 percent of all Los Angeles County residents to have done so, suggesting that sunshine is no more of an inducement to the destitute than to anyone else.
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Film Production Capital ranks Georgia as one of only two "five-star states" in the nation (the other being Kentucky) to offer such a substantial inducement where production companies received a 30 percent tax credit on qualified money spent (anything directly related to the production, even stars' salaries), which they then sell for about 90 cents on the dollar to businesses in the state with a tax liability.
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Fiorina echoed that same double message during her speech, which forcefully hit all the Cruz campaign talking points but also had a strange interlude where, in an instantly legendary moment of cringe-inducement, she sang a song she said she composed for the Cruz girls: I know two girls I just adoreI'm so happy I can see them moreCause we travel on the bus all dayWe get to play For those who want to relive the ~ singing ~ pic.twitter.
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Specifically, the list of the behavioral clues the Court gleaned and examined includes: manifested personal and commercial ambition and aggressiveness by company executives in pursuit of business goals; concerns over the individual's and the business's reputation in the industry; responsiveness to professional and corporate peer pressure; strength of character brought to bear upon company policies and operations; level of commitment to business objectives and resourcefulness and creativity in securing and managing the means to carry them out; impulse to prevail in competitive settings and to exercise will power directed to that end; motivation to achieve marketing targets surpassing competitors; inducement to strive harder impelled by the prospect of promotion and rise of standing within a corporation or industry; resort to disruptive or contrarian ways to gain competitive ends and demonstrable success in doing so; and patterns of past conduct and duration and consistency of openly known identification with and adherence to a recognized professional or business culture.
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